Let's Go To TownCount Basie
Release Date: 07/01/2009
Original Release:
2009
# of Discs:
1
J&R Item # 1077367_CD
UPC # 5019317070861
Label: Sounds Of Yesteryear
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Disc: 1
1.
Introduction
2.
It's a Wonderful World
3.
Three-Eighteen
4.
Keep Your Hand on Your Heart
5.
Moten Swing
6.
Closer: One O'Clock Jump
7.
Introduction
8.
Shake, Rattle and Roll
9.
In a Mellow Tone
10.
More Than Likely
11.
Chestnut Street Ramble
12.
Closer: One O'Clock Jump
13.
Introduction
14.
You Stepped out of a Dream
15.
Lil' Darlin'
16.
Somebody
17.
Whirly Bird
18.
Introduction
19.
That Kind of Woman
20.
Corner Pocket
21.
In the Evenin'
22.
Closer: One O'Clock Jump
Performer: Count Basie
Distributor: City Hall Notes: Personnel: Joe Williams (vocals).
Simply put, Count Basie led the most swinging of the classic big bands. His youthful education in playing stride piano in New York was meshed with a deep immersion in the hard-swinging Kansas City jazz scene of the early 1930s. As Basie moved from sideman to bandleader, his tight-knit ensemble eventually came to rival Duke Ellington's group. The Basie orchestra's perfectly interlocking rhythm section provided a springboard for a succession of jazz giants--most notably tenor man Lester Young--to launch their solo excursions. Basie's big-band vision was so strong that his group continued for decades after his passing.
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Influences:
Handy, W.C. Johnson, James P. Morton, Jelly Roll Moten, Bennie Smith, Willie "The Lion" Waller, Fats
Similar Genres:
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