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The music on this CD has never been previously released. The material was recorded from 1953 to 1955 and is comprised of three radio broadcasts and three television shows in New York, Portland and Hollywood. The radio tunes were recorded in the NBC studio, at a jazz club and in a concert hall. The television tunes are from the Spike Jones Show and the Tonight Show. Art Tatum is featured in both a solo and trio context, plus one tune where he's accompanied on piano by Steve Allen. All the music reveals...
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All The Things You Are. Gone With The Wind. Have You Met Miss Jones?. Night And Day. Where Or When. My Ideal. My One And Only Love. Gone With The Wind [Alt 1]. Have You Met Miss Jones? [Alt]. Gone With The Wind [Alt 2]. My Funny Valentine. You're Mine, You!. Sophisticated Lady. Love's Away. All The Things You Are.
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Art Tatum - The V Discs CD
Sweet Lorraine (Unissued). Cocktails For Two. Liza. She's Funny That Way. Gershwin Medley: The Man I Love/ Summertime/ I've Got Plenty Of Nothin'/ It Ain't Necessarily So. Body And Soul. Lover. Begin The Beguine. Indiana. Poor Butterfly. Where Or When. Song Of The Vegabonds. I'm Beginning To See The Light. 9.20 Special.
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This live CD was recorded at the newly-opened Embers Club in New York City in 1951. The first four tunes are trio numbers with Everett Barksdale on guitar and Slam Stewart on bass. The remainder are piano solos. Art Tatum was a true, unique genius of jazz. His lightning speed, dynamics, nuances and complex ideas on the keyboard have never been equaled. The repertoire consists mostly of crowd-pleasers, including compositions by Duke Ellington, the Gershwin brothers, Benny Goodman, Rogers and Hart...
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Art Tatum: Jazz Masters Series
Transcriptions of six important solo pieces as played by the legendary Art Tatum. Includes a thorough analysis of Tatum's style plus notes on the...
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The Art Tatum Collection
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Art Tatum & Ben Webster - Quartet"
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TRACKS: The Sheik of Araby. Chlo-e. Tea For Two. Deep Purple. Moonglow. Cocktails For Two. St Louis Blues. Begin The Beguine. Rosetta. Back Home Again In Indiana. Fine and Dandy. It Had To Be You. Ja Da. Where or When. Sweet and Lovely. Danny Boy. Boogie. If I Had You. Soft Winds. Topsy.
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Art Tatum: Jazz Masters Series
There are a couple of minor transcription errors, which are usually obvious and easy to correct, or else stimulate a healthy debate as to what Art Tatum actually played and would have intended.
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This compilation features 29 solo Art Tatum piano recordings from 1932 to 1953, including radio broadcasts ( Chinatown My Chinatown, Lulu's Back In Town, Where Or When ), recordings from The Embers in New York ( Memories Of You and Don't Blame Me ) and two very rare private recordings ( The Continental and Chopin's Valse In C Minor Op.64 No.2) from a Toronto night club in 1949.
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Art Tatum - Ben Webster Quartet
Cat No: LPJT951 Format: LP * The only existing collaboration between Art Tatum and Ben Webster apart from a 1944 radio broadcast, this lone studio session in Sept 1956 produced a selection of the wonderful standard ballads that both men loved to play. * Considered a true landmark in recorded jazz history, it was to be TatumÂ’s last studio session ever. * Art Tatum, piano Ben Webster, tenor sax Red Callender, bass Bill Douglass, drums * Limited edition, 180 gram vinyl, high definition, super...
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Definitive Art Tatum, The (1xCD)
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This music, previously unreleased, was recorded during four live broadcast sessions in New York City at Cafe Society, Birdland and The Bandbox between 1951 and 1953. Two of the numbers are piano solos, the rest are in trio format with Everett Barksdale on guitar and Slam Stewart on bass. The repertoire consists of popular tunes and jazz standards of the day. Art Tatum was a genius, his piano playing is incompararble. He is one of the greatest American musicians of all time - in any genre. Keeping...
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Art Tatum - Piano Grand Master CD
Tiger Rag. Tea For Two. St. Louis Blues. Tiger Rag. Sophisticated Lady. MoonGlow. I Would Do Anything For You. When A Women Loves A Man. Emaline. Love Me. Cocktails For Two. After You've Gone. Stardust. Ill Wind. The Shout. Beautiful Love. Liza. I Ain't Got Nobody. Stay As Sweet As You Are. I Wish I Were Twins. Gone With The Wind. Stormy Weather. Chloe. The Sheik Of Araby. Tea For Two. Deep Purple. It Had To Be You.
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The tunes on this CD have never been previously released and the music was originally recorded live on Steve Allen's Tonight Show and in clubs in New York, Washington D.C. and Chicago during the year before Tatum died. Tatum plays in trio format except for three solo numbers. The repertoire consists of Art Tatum favourites and popular swing jazz standards. Tatum was the most exceptional and technically brilliant jazz pianist of all time, the benchmark against which all jazz pianists are measured.
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