1964 BEN WEBSTER LP- See You at the Fair- IMPULSE Mono A-65 NY Worlds Fair JAZZ
  $   26

 


$ 26 Sold For
Jul 22, 2013 Sold Date
Jul 15, 2013 Start Date
$   7 Start price
7   Number Of Bids
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Attention all jazz lovers!  If you're looking to fill some holes in your jazz LP collection, stay tuned to my auctions in the upcoming weeks.  I'll be unloading a private collection from a huge fan who has decided it's time to part with them.


Up for auction next is the pictured jazz LP record album- See You at the Fair


Album Features

Artist: Ben Webster Format: LP Release Year: 1964 Record Label: Impulse Genre: Jazz Instrument, Tenor Sax
Track Listing
1. See You at the Fair
2. Over the Rainbow
3. Our Love Is Here to Stay
4. In a Mellow Tone
5. Lullaby of Jazzland
6. Stardust
7. Fall of Love
8. While We're Dancing
9. Someone to Watch Over Me


Album Notes

"On SEE YOU AT THE FAIR, we hear a mature Ben Webster performing with both a quartet and a nonet, featuring arrangements of tunes such as "Midnight Blue" and "Blues For Mr. Broadway" by Oliver Nelson. Webster's thick, often coarse, tone is heard on many of his solos, including "In a Mellow Tone," and the mid-tempo title track "See You At the Fair."Coleman Hawkins' influence is quite apparent even on such later recordings as this.However, on ballads such as "Over the Rainbow" and "Stardust" we hear a lush, relaxed approach, one that earned Webster the title of one of the great instrumental balladeers in jazz history. A compelling listen, SEE YOU AT THE FAIR is one of Webster's best later period releases, as well as his last recording made in the United States.

Personnel: Ben Webster (tenor saxophone); Phil Woods (alto saxophone); Phil Bodner (tenor saxophone, English horn); Pepper Adams (baritone saxophone); Thad Jones (trumpet); Roger Kellaway (piano, harpsichord); Hank Jones (piano); Richard Davis (bass); Grady Tate, Osie Johnson (drums).Recorded at Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey between March and November 1964. .

Editorial Reviews
5 Stars - Excellent - ...Ben was almost perfect in my book. A connoisseur of melody, a nonpareil embellisher, a hard-charging rhythmist, a master of tonal nuance--he scored on all counts. SEE YOU AT THE FAIR is an excellent example...
Down Beat (19930401)

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Most of the records from this collection are not collector grade, they're COOL grade, the vinyl you listen to knowing it came from the collection of a true jazz lover.  This gal went to a record store to buy these- remember record stores?  I do.....but this copy is in EXCELLENT condition, vinyl and exterior sleeves.

You tell me what this is worth...the Beershopper ALWAYS offers a FAIR opening bid and as always- no reserves. 

 

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Bulletproof Media Mail shipping in the continental USA is $4.00 and winner receives this LP lovingly packaged.  Good luck! 

 

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