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[ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ] / The White House Sessions: Live 1962 review by Steve Leggett Since both were performing their own sets at the White House Seminar American Jazz Concert on the Sylvan Theater grounds on August 28, 1962, and decided to perform an impromptu collaborative set together that day, and although one song from it was eventually released, a version of "That Old Black Magic," the rest of the hour-or- so-long tape ended up lost in the vast Sony catalog vault, filed, as it turned out, with several classical tapes, until it surfaced again shortly after s death in 2012. Now finally available, it reveals two master performers at the very top of their respective games. s signature song, "I Left My Heart in San Francisco," had been released only a couple of weeks before the concert, while s "Take Five" had just begun to take on its iconic significance. and his quartet, on alto sax, on bass, and on drums, played a four-song set, followed by a six-song set from and his band, with on piano, on bass, and on drums. Then came an unrehearsed and impromptu four-song set from and with on bass and on drums (alto saxophonist sat out) that included versions of "That Old Black Magic" (the only track previously released before this), "Lullaby of Broadway," "Chicago (That Toddlin' Town)," and "There Will Never Be Another You," each of which purveys a loose, fun elegance that makes this archival find a true treasure. and would not perform together again until both appeared and briefly reunited on- stage at the 2009 Newport Jazz Festival.  [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ] |