Art Tatum - The Chronological Classics: 1949-1953 (2006)
BAND/ARTIST: Art Tatum
- Title: The Chronological Classics: 1949-1953
- Year Of Release: 2006
- Label: Classics[1411]
- Genre: Jazz, Swing
- Quality: FLAC (tracks + scans)
- Total Time: 77:39
- Total Size: 255 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Goin' Home (3:10)
02. Blue Skies (2:53)
03. It's the Talk of the Town (3:21)
04. Dancing in the Dark (2:58)
05. Tenderly (3:09)
06. Melody in F (3:24)
07. September Song (3:21)
08. Would You Like to Take a Walk (3:32)
09. Tea for Two (3:10)
10. Out of Nowhere (2:47)
11. Lover (3:12)
12. Just One of Those Things (3:20)
13. Indiana (3:27)
14. Can't We Be Friends (3:47)
15. This Can't Be Love (2:39)
16. Elegie (3:37)
17. Memories of You (5:00)
18. Over the Rainbow (3:44)
19. If You Hadn't Gone Away (3:58)
20. Body and Soul (5:51)
21. The Man I Love (4:30)
22. Makin' Whoopee (2:49)
The seventh in Classics' chronological survey of pianist Art Tatum's complete recorded work, this one covers the end of 1949 through 1953 and features mostly solo pieces from Tatum, who was simply the most amazing piano player in the whole history of jazz. His explosiveness, speed, and endlessly inventive arrangements make his recordings a thing apart, and this set is no exception. Try the familiar standards here like "Blue Skies" or "Tea for Two" to hear what Tatum brings to the table. Amazing.~Steve Leggett
01. Goin' Home (3:10)
02. Blue Skies (2:53)
03. It's the Talk of the Town (3:21)
04. Dancing in the Dark (2:58)
05. Tenderly (3:09)
06. Melody in F (3:24)
07. September Song (3:21)
08. Would You Like to Take a Walk (3:32)
09. Tea for Two (3:10)
10. Out of Nowhere (2:47)
11. Lover (3:12)
12. Just One of Those Things (3:20)
13. Indiana (3:27)
14. Can't We Be Friends (3:47)
15. This Can't Be Love (2:39)
16. Elegie (3:37)
17. Memories of You (5:00)
18. Over the Rainbow (3:44)
19. If You Hadn't Gone Away (3:58)
20. Body and Soul (5:51)
21. The Man I Love (4:30)
22. Makin' Whoopee (2:49)
The seventh in Classics' chronological survey of pianist Art Tatum's complete recorded work, this one covers the end of 1949 through 1953 and features mostly solo pieces from Tatum, who was simply the most amazing piano player in the whole history of jazz. His explosiveness, speed, and endlessly inventive arrangements make his recordings a thing apart, and this set is no exception. Try the familiar standards here like "Blue Skies" or "Tea for Two" to hear what Tatum brings to the table. Amazing.~Steve Leggett
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