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 When Miles Davis assembled the first of his legendary quartets for a residence at Cafe Bohemia in New York's Greenwich Village in the fall of 1955, the trumpeter stood at a career crossroads. Though... |
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Singin' The Blues Frankie Trumbauer & His Orchestra, featuring Bix Beiderbecke |
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Erroll GarnerIt's All Right With Me |
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 There is no song "Concert By The Sea" by Erroll Garner, who wrote "Misty," just as there's no song "Kind Of Blue" by Miles Davis. There was a concert by the sea, however, and it was quickly perceived as a benchmark in Erroll Garner's career. It was also, thank heavens, recorded, which might not have been all right with everyone. Columbia, then Garner's label, had its own notions about new Garner recordings, including live events. Acknowledging this singular event, however, Columbia shelved whatever plans it had and issued the tapes of this definitive performance by a grand master. It turned out all right for everyone.(C. Porter); Erroll Garner, piano; Eddie Calhoun, bass; Denzil Best, drums. Solo: Garner; Rec. Carmel, CA, September 19, 1955. From Concert By The Sea, Columbia CL 883 (mx. unknown); Originally Released 1956  |
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