Live 1944-52 Vol. 9, by Art Tatum

Live 1944-52 Vol. 9

by Art Tatum

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1.	Sweet Lorraine 02:47	buy track
2.	I Know That You Know 03:43	buy track
3.	More Than You Know 01:23	buy track
4.	Tea For Two 02:36	buy track
5.	St. Louis Blues 03:41	buy track
6.	Goin' Home 04:14	buy track
7.	Tenderly 03:38	buy track
8.	Sweet Lorraine 02:18	buy track
9.	You Took Advantage Of Me 01:12	buy track
10.	Don't Take Your Love From Me 02:49	buy track
11.	I'll See You In My Dreams 03:12	buy track
12.	Someone To Watch Over Me 03:13	buy track
13.	My Wonderful One/Art's Boogie 01:15	buy track
14.	If You Hadn't Gone Away 03:30	buy track
15.	Somebody Loves Me 03:06	buy track
16.	Zigeuner 02:51	buy track
17.	I'll See You Again 02:39	buy track
18.	Blue Skies 00:20	buy track
19.	Jitterbug Waltz 02:31	buy track
20.	Let Me Call You Sweetheart 01:56	buy track
21.	If You Hadn't Gone Away 03:32	buy track
22.	Can't We Be Friends 00:33	buy track
23.	I'll See You In My Dreams 01:03	buy track
24.	Ain't Misbehavin' 04:57	buy track
25.	Aunt Hagar's Blues 03:28	buy track
26.	What Is This Thing Called Love 03:53	buy track
27.	I'm In The Mood For Love 05:13	buy track

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This Art Tatum CD – the 9th in Storyville Records’ series – consists entirely of previously unreleased material from 1944, 1945 and 1952. The 27 tunes (76 min.) include solo piano, duo, trio and large orchestra accompaniment, and the music was recorded at radio broadcasts, Art Tatum’s own home (!!!) and at an after hour club in Los Angeles. The repertoire is basically “standard Tatum”, including “Blue Skies”, “Jitterbug Waltz”, “Sweet Lorraine” and “Tea For Two”. Besides playing piano on all tracks, Tatum also occasionally sings and talks about the music he’s playing. Art Tatum was possibly the greatest American jazz pianist of all time – his harmonic daring, rhythmic ingenuity, incredibly precise timing and overall inventiveness have never been equaled. Tatum’s music is constantly taking unexpected twists and turns but at the same time is very musical and – in spite of his often break-neck tempo – logical and relaxed. The musical genius in evidence here means that new insights are gained every time one listens to this amazing CD.

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released January 1, 2005

Art Tatum/piano & vocal Slam Stewart/bass Alan Roth Orchestra with strings

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Storyville Records Denmark

Storyville Records is Europe’s oldest independent jazz label. It releases a rich variety of jazz, blues and related musical genres, often accompanied by authoritative notes and rare extras. This iconic label was founded in 1952 in Denmark and today continues to augment its historic catalogue of recordings made by American jazz and blues legends with new releases from contemporary jazz artists. ... more

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