Name: Stan Getz Meets Oscar Peterson
Brand: Stan Getz

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170029

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Limited edition

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2021-01-22

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8436563183256

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2021-02-19

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Stan Getz

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Jazz

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20th Century Masterworks

Stan Getz was a highly influential jazz saxophonist, known for his smooth and lyrical playing style. Born on February 2, 1927 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, he became one of the most successful musicians of his time. With a career spanning several decades, Getz collaborated with numerous renowned artists and released numerous acclaimed albums. His talent and passion for music made him an iconic figure in the jazz world. Sadly, he passed away on June 6, 1991 in Malibu, California at the age of 64.
Throughout his career, Stan Getz captivated audiences with his melodic improvisations and soulful performances. He played alongside legendary musicians such as Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Parker during the bebop era. Getz's signature sound on the tenor saxophone resonated with listeners worldwide.
Getz's discography includes many notable recordings like "The Girl from Ipanema" and "Desafinado," which showcased his ability to blend traditional jazz with Latin influences. His music continues to inspire generations of musicians and remains timeless in its beauty and sophistication.

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This CD reissue of 'Stan Getz Meets Oscar Peterson' includes six bonus tracks. Four bonus tracks are from the same session produced by Norman Granz in 1957 with the same personnel: Getz on tenor saxophone, Peterson on piano and guitarist Herb Ellis and bassist Ray Brown. The other two bonus tracks were also recorded in 1957 with same line-up plus Gerry Mulligan on baritone sax, Harry "Sweets" Edison on trumpet and Louie Bellson on drums. The 20-page booklet contains complete information with specially prepared liner notes by Penguin Guide to Jazz's writer Brian Morton and by France's prestigious Jazz Magazine. "Even though summit meetings don't always end up with the expected results, this one, on the contrary, marks the blend of one of the most beautiful saxophone sounds in history with the most dazzling bouquets of notes ever imagined on a piano keyboard." Jazz Magazine

I Want To Be Happy / Pennies From Heaven / Ballad Medley / I’m Glad There Is You / Tour’s End / I Was Doing All Right / Bronx Blues / Three Little Words (bonus track) / Detour Ahead (bonus track) / Sunday (bonus track) / Blues For Herky (bonus track) / When Your Lover Has Gone (bonus track) / Candy (bonus track)

I Want To Be Happy / Pennies From Heaven / Ballad Medley / I’m Glad There Is You / Tour’s End / I Was Doing All Right / Bronx Blues / Blues For Herky (bonus track)

Stan Getz Meets Oscar Peterson

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