Oscar Peterson Trio VERY TALL Mobile Fidelity MFSL 1-243 HALF SPEED MASTERED lp
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OSCAR PETERSON TRIO with Milt Jackson Very Tall MFSL 1-243 Mobile Fidelity HALF SPEED MASTERED Audiophile pressing
TracklistHide Credits
A1 Green Dolphin Street Written-By – B. Kaper*, N. Washington* 7:27 A2 Heartstrings Written-By – M. Jackson* 5:38 A3 The Work Song Written-By – N. Adderley* 7:29 B1 John Brown's Body 7:48 B2 A Wonderful Guy Written-By – Hammerstein II-Rogers* 4:53 B3 Reunion Blues Written-By – M. Jackson* 7:20*(all photos are of the actual item)
- Bass – Ray Brown
- Drums – Ed Thigpen
- Engineer – Val Valentin
- Liner Notes – Nat Hentoff
- Photography By [Cover And Liner] – Roy DeCarava
- Piano – Oscar Peterson
- Producer – Jim Davis
- Vibraphone – Milt Jackson
Notes
1995 Numbered Limited Edition 200 gram reissue pressing from Mobile Fidelity Sound LabsLimited Edition No 3687
When Milt Jackson met Oscar Peterson, each had already made dozens of albums under his own name. Yet in this summit meeting each selflessly yields the spotlight to showcase the other. Jackson's meeting here with Ray Brown, though, was a reunion: They had both been in Dizzy Gillespie's 1946 band and then were charter members of the Modern Jazz Quartet. This is such a landmark recording that it has led to three sequel albums.
"Recorded in 1961, this Verve recording casts Peterson in the unusual role of supporting artist. With Jackson, Peterson, Ray Brown and Ed Thigpen on duty you know that the playing will be flawless. The question, as with so many temporary meetings of greats, is will the music get beyond virtuoso jousting to result in something really special. Well, this is one of those rare occasions when the participants really click, and the resulting performances shine…Those who see Peterson as a consummate technician should experience the range of moods he throws behind Jackson's flawless playing.
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