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Body and Soul (Art Tatum & Oscar Peterson)by gullivior5,148 views
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Art Tatum plays Sophisticated Lady (1933, 1954)by gullivior3,786 views
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Art Tatum plays After You've Gone (1934 - 1954)by gullivior3,133 views
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Sweet Lorraine - Jimmie Noone's Apex Club Orchestraby MemphisRamblers2,419 views
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Art Tatum I Would Do Anything for You (1934)by gullivior1,162 views
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Art Tatum plays Stardust (1934, 1953)by gullivior1,036 views
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Art Tatum plays On the Sunny Side of the Streetby gullivior1,182 views
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Art Tatum plays Ain't Misbehavin' (1938-1953)by gullivior2,682 views
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Art Tatum - Body and soulby liszt1002,666 views
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Art Tatum plays I've Got the World on a String (1938)by gullivior876 views
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Sweet Lorraine (Art Tatum)by anonymoose7112,272 views
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Sweet Lorraine (1953) by Art Tatumby bluesinorbit2,688 views
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Blues in B Flat (1954) by Art Tatumby bluesinorbit14,652 views
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Art Tatum lessons-2 finger runs RKJP56by rkjp5617,884 views
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Art Tatum plays Dark Eyes (solo,1940)by gullivior1,578 views
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Sweet Lorraine - Art Tatumby JJBoudewijn1,372 views
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Art Tatum plays Lover Come Back to Me (1954)by gullivior1,139 views
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Art Tatum - Just a Gigoloby FreeTheJambon12,612 views
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Danny Boy (arr. Percy Grainger & Art Tatum)by gullivior1,737 views
But also perhaps that, even with that prodigious technique, his subject matter was from a common musical vernacular, whereas Bird's was more unique... either way, without Tatum, Charlie Parker would not have been a bird of that feather...
stevekindler 8 months ago
all masterpieces, swingin so hard, impeccable timing, all that ease, yet stunning technique, and a clear broadening of understanding, a deepening of harmonic daring and smooth, easy chromaticism, clearly displaying continuing development, as his recordings all the way along did... it's funny why more players didn't cop his exact licks, the way all the horn players did with Bird. Maybe something w. the relative development of the two instruments, at the time... the quickly changing trends...
stevekindler 8 months ago