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Artist:     Oliver Jones - Hank Jones Title Of Album:  PLEASED TO MEET YOU Year Of Release:  2009 Label:  Justin Time Genre:   Jazz Format:    MP3@320 Sound Quality:  FULL Type:  CD Total Time:  52:56 Total Size:  112 MB TRACKLIST: 01. What Am I Here For? [0:06:29] 02. Groove Merchant [0:05:18] 03. Ripples [0:04:19] 04. Makin' Whoopee [0:04:44] 05. I'll Remember April [0:05:19] 06. Star Eyes [0:06:09] 07. Blues For Big Scotia [0:04:55] 08. Cakewalk [0:04:38] 09. Monk's Mood [0:02:32] 10. I Remember OP [0:06:41] 11. Lonely Woman [0:01:48] LINEUP: Hank Jones (piano), Oliver Jones (piano), Brandi Disterheft (bass), Jim Doxas (drums) Duo piano recordings have been dismissed as a gimmick by many critics and even a few pianists, including the late Tommy Flanagan, but the pairing of two pianists often produces outstanding results. This is the case in the pairing of Oliver Jones (a Canadian who deserves to...

Artist: Oscar Peterson Title Of Album: An Oscar Peterson Christmas Year Of Release: 1995 Label: Telarc Genre: Jazz Type: CD Quality: MP3 Bitrate: 320 kbps Total Time: 52:46 Total Size: 116 MB Oscar Peterson takes it easy during his relaxed set. He had not completely recovered from his stroke but he was still an impressive pianist. Peterson, who is assisted by guitarist Lorne Lofsky, bassist David Young, and drummer Jerry Fuller, is joined by a 20-piece string section arranged and conducted by Rick Wilkins. The 14 holiday tunes (which include "God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman," "White Christmas," "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town" and "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas") are given tasteful and lightly swinging treatments and there are guest appearances by vibraphonist Dave Samuels and flugelhornist Jack Schantz. But no real surprises or chancestaking occurs and the music is mostly just pleasant. by Scott Yanow TRACKLIST 01....

Performers: Oscar Peterson-Ray Brown-Milt Jackson Album: What's Up? The Very Tall Band Genre: Jazz Format: CD Record Label: TELARC Sound Quality: HIGH Format: mp3_320Kbps Recording Date: November 24-26, 1998 Personnel: Peterson, Brown, Jackson, Karriem Riggins- drums. Total Time: 58:59 Size: 134 MB TRACKS 1. SQUATTY ROO (J.Hodges) 8:17 2. SALT PEANUTS (Gillespie-Clark) 8:14 3. AD LIB BLUES (L.Young) 10:20 4. IF I SHOULD LOSE YOU (Rainger-Robin) 7:12 5. LIMEHOUSE BLUES (Braham-Furber) 6:51 6. SOFT WINDS (Henderson-Alfred) 7:59 7. THE MORE I SEE YOU (Gordon-Warren) 8:40 OSCAR PETERSON- piano RAY BROWN- bass MILT JACKSON- vibes KARRIEM RIGGINS- drums All Music Guide Review Very Tall, the initial 1961 summit that found pianist Oscar Peterson and vibist Milt Jackson combining forces (with Ray Brown on bass), is considered by many to be among the most artistically successful collaborations in the careers of both musicians. A long 37 year...

Album: The Very Tall Band - Live At The Blue Note Album Artist: Oscar Peterson Genre: Jazz Sound Quality: High Format: mp3_320Kbps Record Label: TELARC Year Released: 1998 Label:Jazz This CD was recorded using Sony Direct Stream Digital & Super Bit Mapping technology. Recorded live at the Blue Note, New York, New York from November 24-26, 1998. Includes liner notes by Alyn Shipton. Oscar Peterson's landmark meeting with Milt Jackson in the mid-'60s produced the very successful studio date Very Tall. They've played and recorded together on a number of occasions since then, joined by Ray Brown more often than not, but these live tracks recorded at the Blue Note are among their most satisfying sessions. Peterson continues his strong comeback from the serious stroke that he suffered in 1993, replacing his once ferocious tempos with an uncanny lyricism. Brown's introduction to "Blues for JR" and his bass solo medley are superb, while Jackson remains a...

Ben Webster meets Oscar Peterson is a 1959 studio album featuring a jazz trio, led by the Canadian jazz pianist Oscar Peterson, with the tenor saxophonist Ben Webster. Track listing "The Touch of Your Lips" (Ray Noble) – 6:20 "When Your Lover Has Gone" (Einar Aaron Swan) – 3:59 "Bye Bye Blackbird" (Mort Dixon, Ray Henderson) – 6:45 "How Deep Is the Ocean?" (Irving Berlin) – 2:36 "In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning" (Bob Hilliard, David Mann) – 3:13 "Sunday" (Chester Conn, Benny Krueger, Ned Miller, Jule Styne) – 3:57 "This Can't Be Love" (Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers) – 9:51 Personnel Oscar Peterson - piano Ben Webster - tenor saxophone Ray Brown - double bass Ed Thigpen - drums They don't come much better than Ben Webster and Oscar Peterson. And this CD demonstrates why. From Webster's opening on "The Touch of Your Lips" to the final notes of "This Can't Be...