Oscar Peterson "Plays Duke Ellington" Mercury 1953 Vinyl LP EXCELLENT PLUS
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Sep 20, 2020
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Sep 14, 2020
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~Oscar Peterson~ "Plays Duke Ellington"
Mercury MGC-606 Trumpet Player Label
1953 Vinyl 12"LP
EXCELLENT PLUS (Vinyl Is Shiny With Only A Few Insignificant Marks, No Spidel Trails)
Jacket is Very Clean and Solid! Sharp Corner, Strong Seams, No Creases!
The first of Oscar Petersons two 50's Duke Ellington songbook albums. The line-up on these december 1952 recordings are Oscar Peterson (Piano), Barney Kessel (Guitar) and Ray Brown (Double bass). Not to be mistaken for Petersons 1959 release "Oscar Peterson Plays the Duke Ellington Songbook" recorded with a different trio. This came out on Mercury prior to Clef!!!
Tracklist
A1 John Hardy's Wife A2 Sophisticated Lady A3 Things Ain't What They Used To Be A4 Sittin' And Rockin' A5 In A Mellow Tone A6 I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good B1 Prelude To A Kiss B2 Cottontail B3 Don't Get Around Much Anymore B4 Take The A Train B5 Rockin' In Rhythm B6 Do Nothin' Till You Hear From MeCredits
- Artwork – David Stone Martin
- Bass – Ray Brown
- Guitar – Barney Kessel
- Liner Notes – Norman Granz
- Piano – Oscar Peterson
Notes
First PressingMercury Cover/Mercury Label
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