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    Ben Webster, Harry “Sweets” Edison, Johnny Hodges - The Soul Of Ben Webster

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    Ben Webster, Harry “Sweets” Edison, Johnny Hodges - The Soul Of Ben Webster

    Ben Webster, Harry “Sweets” Edison, Johnny Hodges - The Soul Of Ben Webster
    Originally released as these three separate LPs on Verve:
    The Soul of Ben Webster / Gee Baby, Ain't I Good to You / Blues a Plenty

    Ape & MP3@320 | Disc 1: 352 Mb & 145 Mb | Disc 2: 405 Mb & 157 Mb| Polygram | CD 1995
    Recorded in Hollywood, California and New York in 1957 and 1958



    Although tenor saxophonist Ben Webster gets top billing, . Webster is on all of the recordings, but really only stars on the first date, a septet outing with trumpeter Art Farmer and fellow tenor Harold Ashby. The great tenor is at his best on a beautiful version of "Chelsea Bridge" and "When I Fall in Love." The Edison session is a sextet outing with Webster, the Oscar Peterson Trio, and drummer Alvin Stoller mixing blues and swing standards; Edison's usually muted trumpet is quite effective. The final set puts the focus on altoist Hodges, who sounds beautiful on "Don't Take Your Love from Me," although the many blues performances also give solo space to trumpeter Roy Eldridge (literally explosive on "Honey Hill") and trombonist Vic Dickenson. A total of three previously unissued performances have been added to the program, and all three of these sessions had been long out of print; they add to the legacy of Norman Granz's Verve label, showing that many top swing all-stars were actually at their prime in the 1950s. Recommended. All Music Guide


    Personnel:

    Ben Webster - Sax (Tenor)
    Johnny Hodges - Sax (Alto)
    Harry "Sweets" Edison – Trumpet
    Billy Strayhorn - Piano
    Oscar Peterson - Piano
    Jimmy Jones - Piano
    Harold Ashby - Sax (Tenor)
    Art Farmer - Trumpet
    Roy Eldridge - Trumpet
    Vic Dickenson - Trombone
    Ray Brown - Bass
    Jimmy Woode - Bass
    Milt Hinton - Bass
    Barney Kessel - Guitar
    Mundell Lowe - Guitar
    Dave Bailey - Drums
    Alvin Stoller - Drums
    Sam Woodyard - Drums


    Track Listing:

    Disc 1

    01 Fajista
    02 Chelsea Bridge
    03 Charlotte Piccolo
    04 Coal Train
    05 When I Fall in Love
    06 Ev's Mad
    07 Ash
    08 Blues for the Blues
    09 Blues for Piney Brown
    10 Moonlight in Vermont
    11 Taste of the Place
    12 Blues for the Blues (unreleased)


    Disc 2

    01 Gee, Baby, Ain't I Good To You
    02 Blues For Bill Basie
    03 You're Getting To Be A Habit With Me
    04 I Didn't Know About You
    05 Reelin' And Rockin'
    06 Gone With The Wind
    07 Honey Hill
    08 Blues-A-Plenty
    09 Don't Take Your Love From Me
    10 Saturday Afternoon Blues
    11 Satin Doll
    12 Cool Your Motor
    03 Reelin' And Rockin' (Unreleased)
    14 Don't Take Your Love From Me (Unreleased)