The Art Tatum Solo Masterpieces, Vol. 7
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Artist:
Art Tatum
Label: Pablo
Category: Music
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Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1
UPC: 025218043823
EAN: 0025218043823
ASIN: B000000XNG
Release Date: 1994-02-08 |
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Tracks:
- Mighty Like A Rose
- What Does It Take
- Taboo
- Humoresque
- Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
- Moon Song
- Dancing In The Dark
- Japanese Sandman
- So Beats My Heart For You
- Judy
- Out Of Nowhere
- Somebody Loves Me
- Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams
- Moonlight On The Ganges
- Where Or When
- Isn't It Romantic
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Customer Reviews:
Truly A Solo Masterpiece.......2001-01-21
Before Norman Granz brought Art Tatum into the studio a half-dozen times in 1955-56 to record what would become known as the "Group Masterpieces," he brought the legendary pianist into the studio nearly a dozen times from 1953-55 to record what would become the eight CD volumes of the "Solo Masterpieces." (By the way, feel free to check out my reviews of Group Masterpieces Volumes 3, 4 & 6, and of the Boxed Set collecting all eight volumes.) Art Tatum is arguably the greatest pianist in the history of jazz, and the world owes a great debt to Mr. Granz for having the insight to document him in such variety and quantity. For those of you who are hesitating because this is a solo jazz recording, don't! Art has a style of playing flurries of notes, so that at any given time it sounds like a trio session. But don't get the wrong impression, Tatum is not merely a master technician, but a sensitive and sincere virtuoso. Another intimidating aspect of these "Masterpiece" volumes, whether it is the Group or Solo, is the shear number of them. I would suggest, as the Penguin Guide does, to start with Volumes 4 or 6, but any one of them will do fine for they are all truly, modern piano masterpieces.
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