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I've Just Seen Her / Bill Charlap, Peter Washington & Kenny Washington

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Bill Charlap, Peter Washington & Kenny Washington
All Through the Night

(Who's Bill Charlap?)
Bill Charlap is one of the strongest mainstream jazz pianists on the scene and one of the most gifted interpreters of standards. He grew up in a musical household, as the son of Broadway songwriter Moose Charlap and singer Sandy Stewart. Taking to the piano at a young age, he went on to study at New York's High School of Performing Arts. He then entered college, but rather than finishing, opted to practice and gig on his own. Pianist Bill Mays soon took up Charlap's cause, recommending the young...

I've Just Seen Her (As Nobody Else Has Seen Her)
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  • Just bought this CD -- the whole thing is fantastic. I would love to see this trio perform live sometime! Also worth seeking out is the original version of this song, performed on bari sax by Art Peper.

  • @rockdots

    Thank you.

    Yeah. I think Art Pepper "Encounter!" is so good, too.

    Well,, you can listen to "Ive Just Seen Her" in Big Band --- arranged by Rick Stitzel. It is also a slow ballad ,,,until it moves to double time ,and that is when the alto solo shines. Of course It's worth listening to , too.

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  • @vova47 You're absolutely right... got my Peppers confused there!

  • @rockdots You're possibly referring to Pepper Adams 's classic and vastly superior recording "Encounter" (1968) and confusing him with Art Pepper,who was primarily known as alto player,sometimes doubling on tenor,clarinet and flute, but never to my knowledge baritone. And original version of this song must surely be the soundtrack from " All American"Broadway musical (1962)

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