Oscar Peterson – Blues Étude (1965) -repost
Oscar Peterson – Blues Étude (1965) -repost
1 CD | time: 42 m 25 s | HQ scans 300 dpi | tags | MP3 320 CBR > 100,56 MB
Jazz, Bop / Label: Limelight 818 844-2/ Uploaded, Depositfiles
1 CD | time: 42 m 25 s | HQ scans 300 dpi | tags | MP3 320 CBR > 100,56 MB
Jazz, Bop / Label: Limelight 818 844-2/ Uploaded, Depositfiles
Album by jazz pianist and composer Oscar Peterson (Montreal, 1925-2007) and one of the trios formed during his career. Peterson was called the "Maharaja of the keyboard" by Duke Ellington, and during his career published about 200 music albums, performed thousands of live concerts to all audiences over the world and received numerous awards and honors, including seven Grammy awards both by some of his work in solo and group. His instrumental mastery and jazz trio particular concept have left evidence of their ability and quality with the keyboard, its expressive power, its potential and its extraordinary rhythmic musical sense, particularly in the blues.Track list:
1. Blues etude
2. Shelley's world
3. Let's fall in love
4. The shadow of your smile
5. If I were a bell
6. Stella by starlight
7. Bossa beguine
8. L'impossible
9. I know you, oh, so well
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