Oscar Peterson Very Tall Vinyl

Very tall is a 1961 album by the jazz pianist oscar peterson and his trio with the vibraphonist milt jackson.

Oscar peterson very tall vinyl.

Complete your oscar peterson trio with milt jackson collection. It s an album that should be purchased only by 1. Oscar peterson plays count basie. Oscar peterson trio with milt jackson.

Contains the complete original album very tall which marked the first recorded collaboration between oscar peterson and milt jackson. On the town plus side one of oscar peterson trio at stratford canada shakespearean festival. German release of oscar peterson and milt jackson s 1961 recording very tall on metro records original us release by verve records. Those who were in attendance and wish a recorded souvenir of the experience and or 2.

Those who own at least 25 albums of peterson at full strength. The oscar peterson trio with milt jackson. Stereo also playable mono. The very tall band is a reference to the album they recorded in 1962 as very tall the oscar peterson trio with milt jackson which incidentally is a fabulous album.

This album marked the first recorded collaboration between peterson and jackson. Same label as the oscar peterson trio with milt jackson very tall but matrix number has 16june 71 which makes me believe it was a later pressing in 1971. Avid jazz here presents three classic oscar peterson albums plus including original lp liner notes on a finely re mastered and low priced double cd. So does this live up to the very high standards they set 36 years ago.

The oscar peterson trio with milt jackson very tall lp album re tp gat verve records speakers corner records. Oscar peterson trio with milt jackson very tall cd album re dig verve records verve records. Discover releases reviews track listings recommendations and more about oscar peterson trio with milt jackson very tall at discogs. Tracks a2 to b5 recorded september 18 1961 in new york.

Oscar peterson trio with milt jackson. They would later appear together on the albums reunion blues 1971 the milt jackson big 4 1975 ain t but a few of us left 1981 and two of the few. Two live versions of the album s first track performed by the oscar peterson trio as well as milt jackson s original version of heartstrings have been added here as a bonus.