Count Basie Ben Webster - I left my baby - december 1957
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This excellent, tired as the lyrics are Mr 5x5 really gives them meaning
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love the shot of freddie green chording over basie's shoulder. don't forget that webster was with ellington during the early 40s. rushing is one of my favorites. if you haven't heard him with basie in the 30s - 'exactly like you', 'boogie woogie', 'georgianna', 'sent for you yesterday' - you haven't lived.
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Actually, Count's band sounds strongly Dukish here, due to the Ellington-influenced arrangement by Andy Gibson, who also wrote that piece. Immortal recording, endlessly enjoyable.
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Mister 5X5 five tall five feet wide
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This is so freakin great. What sensational singing by Mr. 4x4 and the band is sooo powerful.
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Thanks for posting this!
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Cheers to real music! Someone should show this to some of these new aged "talkers" and "noise makers" who think what they're doing is music. I wish kids and teenagers would move on from what the public media feeds them.
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this is so fucking great..
i really would like to drink beers,or whiskey with this guy.. or Big Joe Turner, or both..all damn night long, and play so much good blues and jazzy blues..
Man, what a brooding sound Jimmy Rushing had!
klactv 4 years ago 3
Count Basie All Stars: Jimmy Rushing vocal ,Emmett Berry, Doc Cheatham, Joe Newman, Joe Wilder (tp); Roy Eldridge (tp, flhn); Vic Dickinson, Benny Morton, Dicky Wells (tb); Earl Warren (as); Coleman Hawkins, Ben Webster (ts); Gerry Mulligan (bs); Count Basie (p); Freddie Green (g); Eddie Jones (b); Jo Jones (d)
calincat 1 year ago 2