Ben Webster -Live In Vienna 1972 -Domino Jazz CD Grooves.land/Playthek

Details / Tracklist:

01. "Old Folks"

02. "For all we know"

03. "Sunday"

04. "Big shoe"

05. "How long has this been going on"

06. "After supper"

07. "Lil' darlin'"

08. "Perdido"

09. "Ow!"

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Live In Vienna 1972 is an album by Ben Webster, released in 2012. The album is a jazz CD. -

EU-only reissue of this long unavailable 1972 performance at the Porrhaus, in Vienna, Austria. Accompanied by local musicians, the legendary saxophonist displays his magic during a program of well-known standards. Webster, who spent his final years living in Europe, would die in Amsterdam on September 20, 1973. This concert has only previously appeared on a long out of print limited edition CD over two decades ago. It contains Webster's only known versions of Neil Hefti's 'After Supper' and 'Lil' Darlin', ' as well as his only other reading of Jimmy Hamilton's 'Big Shoe' outside of the original studio recording from the 1958 Side by Side LP. Includes 8-page booklet. Domino Records.

Recorded at Porrhaus Vienna, 4th of May 1972 (aka The Jazzland). 16 months after this recording (20th of September 1973) Ben Webster died in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

"Live In Vienna 1972" is a captivating CD that captures the legendary jazz saxophonist Ben Webster at his expressive best during an unforgettable live performance in Vienna. This album showcases Webster's signature warm, breathy tenor sound and masterful improvisation, transporting listeners to the heart of a vibrant jazz scene. The setlist features classic standards and soulful ballads, highlighting Webster?s deep emotional connection with his music. Released by Domino, a respected label known for its dedication to preserving historic jazz recordings and delivering high-quality audio experiences, this CD is essential for any serious jazz collection. Ben Webster was one of the most influential tenor saxophonists in jazz history, celebrated for his work with Duke Ellington?s orchestra and collaborations with icons like Oscar Peterson and Billie Holiday. His rich discography includes acclaimed albums such as "Soulville" and "See You at the Fair," cementing his legacy as a true giant of jazz.

Manufacturer No.:

891219

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