Peter Appleyard - The Lost 1973 Sessions With Hank Jones, Slam Stewart, Mel Lewis, Zoot Sims, - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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- Genre: Jazz
- Description: The Lost 1974 Sessions is an album inspired by the extraordinary group of jazz musicians that created it and born from the serendipitous circumstances that brought them together. Complete with session outtakes, the album takes the listener into the studio, almost experiencing the recording as it happens. Each musician's brilliance is showcased on specific tracks chosen to highlight their individual talents. The Lost 1974 Sessions achieves what it set out to do; exquisitely capture a moment in time realized by Canada's greatest jazz percussionist, Peter Appleyard. As a member of Benny Goodman's jazz sextet, Peter Appleyard had the opportunity to play with members of Goodman's band at Ontario Place Forum in 1974. Assembling Slam Stewart on bass, Hank Jones on Piano, Zoot Sims on Tenor, Urbie Green on trombone, Bobby Hackett on cornet and Mel Lewis on drums, under the name InchThe Jazz Giants,Inch Appleyard had the foresight to record this group of incredible jazz musicians after that night's show. The result is the phenomenal the Lost 1974 Sessions. Album Tracks 1. Studio Dialogue - 1 2. Ellington Medley 3. Studio Dialogue - 2 4. After You've Gone 5. Studio Dialogue - 3 6. Tangerine 7. Studio Dialogue - 4 8. You Don't Know What Love Is 9. Studio Dialogue - 5 10. But Beautiful 11. Studio Dialogue - 6 12. You Go to My Head 13. Studio Dialogue - 7 14. Indiana 15. Studio Dialogue - 8 16. A Smooth One 17. Studio Dialogue - 9 18. Dancing on the Ceiling 19. Out Takes
- Artist: Peter Appleyard
- Title: The Lost 1973 Sessions With Hank Jones, Slam Stewart, Mel Lewis, Zoot Sims, Bobby Hackett, Herby Green
- Format: CD
- Label: Linus
- Release Date: 02/14/2012
- Genre: Jazz
- Number Of Discs: 1
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- Product Name: Peter Appleyard - The Lost 1973 Sessions With Hank Jones, Slam Stewart, Mel Lewis, Zoot Sims, - COMPACT DISCS
- UPC: 803057013524
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