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Oscar Peterson Trio - The Complete Clef/Mercury Studio Recordings (1951-1953)
Artist.....: Oscar Peterson Trio
Title......: The Complete Clef/Mercury Studio Recordings (1951-1953)
Label......: Mosaic Records
Store Date.: Nov-25-2008
Genre......: Jazz
Encoder....: Lame 3.97 / -V2 --vbr-new
Size.......: 359,6 MB
Track Listing:
cd1
01 - Turtle Neck 02:20
02 - It's Easy To Remember 03:29
03 - Pooper 02:55
04 - Love For Sale 03:12
05 - Until The Real Thing Comes Along 02:47
06 - You Go To My Head 03:55
07 - They Can't Take That Away From Me 02:41
08 - There's A Small Hotel 02:28
09 - You Turned The Tables On Me 03:10
10 - These Foolish Things 03:23
11 - I Can't Get Started 02:59
12 - Blue Moon 02:39
13 - East Of The Sun 03:00
14 - The Astaire Blues 12:01
cd2
01 - Tea For Two 12:52
02 - Slow Down 12:21
03 - Oh, Lady Be Good 12:08
04 - Body And Soul 11:48
05 - Stompin' At The Savoy 10:59
06 - Rough Ridin' 02:47
07 - Just One Of Those Things 03:02
08 - Too Marvelous For Words 02:50
09 - But Not For Me 02:32
cd3
01 - That Makes A Difference To Me 02:52
02 - Autumn In New York 02:42
03 - Pettiford's Tune (Little Boy) 03:13
04 - You Go To My Head 02:50
05 - Thou Swell 02:30
06 - Willow Weep For Me 03:21
07 - Minor Blues 02:44
08 - Pick Yourself 03:24
09 - Long Ago And Far Away 03:47
10 - Love Walked In 03:08
11 - I Got Rhythm 03:17
12 - A Fine Romance 03:16
13 - A Foggy Day 03:38
14 - Strike Up The Band! 03:17
15 - The Man I Love 03:33
16 - Let's Do It 02:55
17 - It Ain't Necessarily So 03:14
18 - I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm 02:49
19 - I've Got A Crush On You 02:54
20 - Night And Day 03:42
21 - Isn't This A Lonely Day 03:20
22 - What Is This Thing Called Love 03:11
23 - Willow Weep For Me (Alternate Take 4) 03:23
cd4
01 - Oh, Lady Be Good 03:52
02 - 'S Wonderful 02:39
03 - Anything Goes 02:58
04 - I've Got You Under My Skin 02:30
05 - Fascinatin' Rhythm 02:57
06 - Cheek To Cheek 03:03
07 - I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good) 03:12
08 - In A Mellow Tone 03:08
09 - I Love You 03:06
10 - Somebody Loves Me 03:24
11 - I Was Doin' All Right 02:42
12 - In The Still Of The Night 03:01
13 - Every Time We Say Goodbye 03:26
14 - Just A-Sittin' And A-Rockin' 03:42
15 - Begin The Beguine 03:12
16 - So Near And Yet So Far 03:21
17 - Blue Skies 03:03
18 - Take The 'A' Train 03:17
19 - Sophisticated Lady 02:59
20 - Cotton Tail 03:50
21 - Prelude To A Kiss 03:18
22 - Things Ain't What They Used To Be 03:13
23 - Rockin' In Rhythm 02:55
cd5
01 - Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me 02:50
02 - Don't Get Around Much Anymore 03:58
03 - John Hardy's Wife 03:23
04 - Always 02:51
05 - Easter Parade 03:15
06 - Alexander's Ragtime Band 02:52
07 - The Song Is Ended 03:20
08 - Say It Isn't So 03:09
09 - Remember 03:20
10 - If I Had You 03:12
11 - How Deep Is The Ocean 03:06
12 - I'm Glad There Is You 02:58
13 - Polka Dots And Moonbeams 03:14
14 - One For My Baby 03:17
15 - I Hear Music 02:29
16 - Autumn In New York 04:01
17 - I Can't Give Anything But Love 03:07
18 - Spring Is Here 02:49
19 - The Things We Did Last Summer 04:04
20 - Streets Boogie 03:23
21 - Booker T. Blues 03:04
cd6
01 - Pompton Turnpike (LP Take) 06:45
02 - Cherokee 05:25
03 - Soft Winds (LP Take.) 06:19
04 - The Carioca 02:52
05 - The Continental 03:59
06 - Tea For Two 03:19
07 - I Know That You Know 03:51
08 - Hallelujah 02:30
09 - Yesterday 02:36
10 - You Are Too Beautiful 03:36
11 - Isn't It Romantic 03:53
12 - The Sheik Of Araby 08:36
13 - There'll Be Some Changes Made 05:12
14 - Pompton Turnpike (78 Take) 04:27
15 - Soft Winds (78 Take) 02:49
16 - The Continental (Alternate Take) 04:03
cd7
01 - Without A Song 02:57
02 - Sometimes I'm Happy 03:16
03 - Time On My Hands 02:39
04 - More Than You Know 03:02
05 - This Can't Be Love 03:04
06 - Blue Moon 02:57
07 - The Lady Is A Tramp 02:55
08 - It Might As Well Be Spring 03:10
09 - Bewitched 02:33
10 - The Way You Look Tonight 02:28
11 - Ol' Man River 03:23
12 - Can't Help Lovin' That Man 02:42
13 - The Song Is You 02:27
14 - Lovely To Look At 02:07
15 - Johnny One Note 02:30
16 - Smoke Gets In Your Eyes 02:52
17 - Bill 02:33
18 - Look For The Silver Lining 02:30
19 - The Surrey With The Fringe On Top 03:56
20 - Lover 07:17
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cd1: 50:59 cd2: 71:19 cd3: 73:00 cd4: 72:48 cd5: 67:42 cd6: 70:12 cd7: 61:18
Release Notes:
www.amazon.com/Complete-Clef-Mercury-Studio-Recordings/dp/B001GAQP2K/
This Mosaic Records collection is the first comprehensive study of
Oscar Peterson's earliest trio recordings, the setting for which
he was best known, throughout his reign. The collection includes
127 tunes, including five alternate masters that have never
appeared on any record, in any format. The earliest recording
dates from November 25, 1951 and the last is from December 7,
1953. In the interest of being complete, we amassed a collection
that exceeds even the one held in the Universal Music vaults; with
some original masters missing entirely, we went to collectors for
vintage 78s, second generation tapes, even rare LPs and EPs,
performing sonic miracles when necessary to achieve a quality that
meets our Mosaic standards.
Coming up in the era he did, he fell somewhere in between the
swing players and the be-boppers, and the two strains wove
together into something he never felt any reason to abandon. He
and Ray Brown had developed an almost brotherly relationship
thanks to the JATP tours they did together, and in Barney Kessel
he found another player whose solos could wipe the floor, the
walls, and the ceiling. With the JATP tours combined with these
Clef and Mercury recordings the trio found the time and
opportunity to hone their craft together and become a tight unit.
Norman Granz' vision of the "Songbook" album, was perfected by the
trio and the series of "Oscar Peterson Meets…" have long been
unavailable and are finally in one package.
What is so compelling about the Peterson technique is the fusion
of wizardry and swing. Even when his improvisations lean more
toward the flashy, fast finger approach, it still is accomplished
with swing and taste. There are many standards and ballads where
he solos beautifully and sweetly, and with restraint. And while he
would never be mistaken for the economical Count Basie, his
comping behind other musicians was spot on, delicate, and
tasteful. On other songs, when the goal was to set the keyboard on
fire, no one could put together as many choruses of blazing
combinations - which he did while always remaining tuneful, and
without ever duplicating an idea.
We've included a meticulously researched discography and have
corrected known mistakes in previously published works. The essay
on Peterson's life and times, and a track by track analysis of his
work, was written by John McDonough.
By sticking to the style and presentation about which he felt
passionate, Oscar Peterson unquestionably established his own
voice as unmistakable and personal, and his name as one of the
great ones.
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