2022 10 IHTSB October 02

October 02, 2022 00:57:22
2022 10 IHTSB October 02
I've Heard That Song Before (IHTSB)
2022 10 IHTSB October 02

Oct 02 2022 | 00:57:22

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Show Notes

On today's show we feature a line up of jazz pianists in recordings from the 1930s to the 1950s. These immensely talented and versatile artists were a mainstay of the groups in the studio sessions, as well as playing with larger orchestras and in solo session. We hear them both as part of the performance as a whole and also in brilliantly executed solo pieces. We listen to their contribution to the rendition of a selection of jazz standards, as well, of course, to the work of all the other wonderful musicians with them in the studio!! Enjoy some classic jazz!

  1. Nat King Cole Trio 1946 (I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons 2:54
  2. Billie Holiday 1941 Georgia on My Mind 3:09
  3. Oscar Peterson 1954 A Foggy Day 5:44
  4. Charlie Kunz 1935 Medley 2:49
  5. George Shearing 1948 It's Easy To Remember 3:26
  6. Fats Waller 1936 Sing An Old Fashioned Song 3:28
  7. Mel Powell And His Orchestra 1946 Avalon 4:14
  8. Sidney Bechet Blue Note Jazzmen 1953 Shine 4:55
  9. George Wettling 1944 China Boy 3:23
  10. Mildred Bailey & Her Oxford Greys 1939 There'll Be Some Changes Made 3:16
  11. Chet Baker 1956 Love Nest 4:20

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