Art Tatum Live: Volume Four 1949-1951

Art Tatum Live: Volume Four 1949-1951

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It's been said many times before, but it's worth repeating, Art Tatum plays the kind of music that is best savoured in small, but intense doses. Like a landscape painted on a small canvas, Tatum recordings need to be savoured individually. They are so replete with astonishing...

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It's been said many times before, but it's worth repeating, Art Tatum plays the kind of music that is best savoured in small, but intense doses. Like a landscape painted on a small canvas, Tatum recordings need to be savoured individually. They are so replete with astonishing detail that using the repeat button on your CD player may be a wise thing indeed. The piano solos are simply sublime. Tatum's name must be mentioned in the same breath as other great jazz arrangers of his time - Ellington, Strayhorn, Sauter and Evans. For those of us who never heard him in person, the sheer technique and brilliance of his conception makes one wonder how those who sat there and heard that music pouring out of the piano, processed it. The stories about pianists' temporary pianistic paralysis after hearing Tatum play for the first time, or the need to escape from the room where he was playing become all the more believable. Featuring The Clib Norman Orchestra, Bill Carter, Bill Povey, Johnny Ord, Ned Ciashine, Murray Lauder and Don Hilton.
Fine And Dandy
Gershwin Medley
Hallelujah
Humoresque
I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues
I Know That You Know
If I Had You
Night And Day
Poor Butterfly
Rosetta
Someone To Watch Over Me
Sweet Lorraine
Taboo
Willow Weep For Me
Genres Jazz
Format Recorded Performance
Media CD
Series Art Tatum Live
Publisher Storyville Records
Contributors Tatum, Art (Artist)
Language English
UPC 717101833429