Art Tatum & Ben Webster -The Tatum Webster Quartet -Jazz Beat CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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01. "All the things you are"

02. "Gone with the wind"

03. "Have you met Miss Jones?"

04. "Night and day"

05. "Where or when"

06. "My ideal"

07. "My one and only love"

08. "Gone with the wind (Alt 1)"

09. "Have you met Miss Jones (Alt)"

10. "Gone with the wind (Alt 2)"

11. "My funny valentine"

12. "You're mine, you!"

13. "Sophisticated lady"

14. "Love's away"

15. "All the things you are"

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Tatum-Webster is an album by Art & Ben Webster Tatum, released in 2009. The album is a jazz CD. -

2009 release containing all existing music from the legendary pairing of Art Tatum and Ben Webster, Considered one of the best Jazz albums ever, this was to be Tatum's last visit to a recording studio, for he died less than two months after these tracks were recorded. A complete quartet session by Webster with another celebrated pianist, Teddy Wilson, and a beautiful Tatum solo piano rendering of our opening song have been added as a bonus. Includes 12-page booklet with original liner notes by Alun Morgan taken from an early LP edition of this release. Jazzbeat.

"The Tatum Webster Quartet" on CD brings together two jazz legends: pianist Art Tatum and tenor saxophonist Ben Webster. This remarkable recording captures the unique synergy between Tatum's virtuosic piano technique and Webster's warm, expressive saxophone tone. The album features a selection of timeless standards, interpreted with sophistication and emotional depth by these masters of jazz. Released by Jazz Beat, this edition ensures high-quality sound that does justice to the historic session. Jazz Beat is renowned for its dedication to preserving classic jazz recordings in pristine audio quality, making it a trusted name among collectors and enthusiasts alike. Art Tatum is celebrated as one of the greatest pianists in jazz history, known for his dazzling improvisations and technical brilliance; Ben Webster stands out as one of the most influential tenor saxophonists, famed for his work with Duke Ellington?s orchestra and numerous solo projects.

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JBCD 541

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