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Ben Webster Meets Oscar Peterson
Oscar Peterson, Ben Webster
Available in 192 kHz / 24-bit, 96 kHz / 24-bit AIFF and FLAC high-resolution audio formats
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The Touch Of Your Lips Oscar Peterson; Ben Webster |
6:21 | ||
2 |
When Your Lover Has Gone Oscar Peterson; Ben Webster |
4:01 | ||
3 |
Bye Bye Blackbird Oscar Peterson; Ben Webster |
6:46 | ||
4 |
How Deep Is The Ocean (How High Is The Sky) Oscar Peterson; Ben Webster |
2:36 | ||
5 |
In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning Oscar Peterson; Ben Webster |
3:13 | ||
6 |
Sunday Oscar Peterson; Ben Webster |
3:58 | ||
7 |
This Can't Be Love Oscar Peterson; Ben Webster |
9:59 | ||
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Total Playing Time 36:54
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"No other jazzman has ever mastered the art of the ballad as definitively as Webster."
- All About Jazz
"Writers' Choice Award ... truly classic ... the sound of these reissues is nothing short of astounding."
- Positive Feedback Online
"... the stereo image is stunning, with good center fill, decent depth and no sense that instruments are stuck in the speaker locations ..."
- Hi-Fi+
Ben Webster Meets Oscar Peterson unites two of the greatest stylists to ever emerge in American music. On this collection of timeless songs, seven-time Grammy-winning jazz legend Oscar Peterson is the perfect foil; his effortless swing an excellent set-up for the unhurried scoops, slurs and bent notes of Ben Webster's tenor sax. This 1959 release, a mix of uptempo swing and beautifully rendered ballads, features Ray Brown on bass and Ed Thigpen on drums.
- All About Jazz
"Writers' Choice Award ... truly classic ... the sound of these reissues is nothing short of astounding."
- Positive Feedback Online
"... the stereo image is stunning, with good center fill, decent depth and no sense that instruments are stuck in the speaker locations ..."
- Hi-Fi+
Ben Webster Meets Oscar Peterson unites two of the greatest stylists to ever emerge in American music. On this collection of timeless songs, seven-time Grammy-winning jazz legend Oscar Peterson is the perfect foil; his effortless swing an excellent set-up for the unhurried scoops, slurs and bent notes of Ben Webster's tenor sax. This 1959 release, a mix of uptempo swing and beautifully rendered ballads, features Ray Brown on bass and Ed Thigpen on drums.
192 kHz / 24-bit and 96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – The Verve Music Group Studio Masters