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Track Listing:
1. Three Little Words
2. In A Mellow Tone
3. Wave
4. Undecided
5. Body & Soul
6. On Green Dolphin Street
7. Here's That Rainy Day
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Great DVD of a true jazz giant,
This review is from: Norman Granz Jazz In Montreux Presents Benny Carter '77 (DVD)
Benny Carter's long career in the jazz world made hima true master of the art. He played, wrote, arranged, led small groups, big bands, and done with class. On this DVD he plays his alto sax, which he is a true master of, but also picks up a trumpet and wows you. He stars with Ray Bryant on piano, Jimmie Smith on drums, and Niel Orsted Pederson on bass. Don't miss this one, it is great.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Another Classic,
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This review is from: Norman Granz Jazz In Montreux Presents Benny Carter '77 (DVD)
This is another in the amazing series of Norman Granz concerts from the 1970's, which have been released on DVD. Benny Carter was a Jazz giant who was still playing until the age of 90. Here in 1977 (only 70 at the time!) he is captured at Montreux in great form.He plays a set which consists mainly of standards: Three Little Words In a Mellow Tone Wave Undecided Body & Soul On Green Dolphin Street Here's That Rainy day As well as Jimmie Smith on drums, Neils Pederson is on Bass and Ray Bryant is on Piano. Other Jazz musicians called Benny Carter 'King' - watch this DVD and you will know why.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Montreux jazz classics: Benny Carter,
This review is from: Norman Granz Jazz In Montreux Presents Benny Carter '77 (DVD)
A fine concert by one of the legends of jazz, Benny Carter, blowing his alto sax (and occasionally trumpet) with the dexterity and soul just as he did 40 years earlier... Mostly playing well known standards, he gets a good rapport with the audience, which usually doesn't hurt a jazz performance...One of the miracles of musical longevity in jazz, Carter is basically playing in swing style (with a beautiful and expressive tone on both instruments), and some occasional glimpses of modernity make this music mainstream jazz... The rest of his quartet is also great, so this German/Suiss television document is highly recomendable (Carter is also an arranger and composer held in great esteem but that is not evident on this DVD). It's only strange that this great an edition of DVDs does not provide the names of authors of the songs...
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