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 | Benny Carter: When Lights Are Low (CD: Living Era, 2 CDs)
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Benny Carter: The Music Master (CD: Proper, 4 CDs)
Price: £15.49
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 | Benny Carter & Cootie Williams: Echoes of Harlem Big Bands (CD: Definitive)
The complete Capitol sessions. The Benny Carter's boop big band and Cootie Williams' rhythm and blues orchestra recordings made in 1943-45 for the Capitol label. (Definitive Records)
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Benny Carter: Groovin' High In L.A (CD: Hep)
Brilliant V-Disc and live performances featuring Lucky Thompson, Willie Smith and Snooky Young from 1946.
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 | Benny Carter Quartet & Quintet: Take The "A" Train (CD: Fresh Sound)
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Benny Carter: Further Definitions (CD: Impulse)
A BEBOP SHOP MILESTONE- An essential recording for your jazz CD shelf
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 | Benny Carter: 3 4 5- The Verve Small Group Sessions (CD: Verve- US Import)
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Benny Carter: Cosmopolite- The Oscar Peterson Verve Sessions (CD: Verve- US Import)
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 | Benny Carter: Jazz Giant (CD: Contemporary- US Import)
Though he moved to Hollywood more than four decades ago, Benny Carter transcends any geographical style; for more than a half century, he has been just what he is called in this album--a giant of every jazz era. Here he displays three of his many talents, principally as an alto saxophonist, but also as composer on two numbers and trumpeter on two. The company he kept, with Ben Webster and Frank Rosolino rounding out the front line, and such fellow giants as André Previn, Barney Kessel, Leroy Vinnegar, and Shelly Manne in the rhythm section (Jimmy Rowles replaces Previn on two tracks), left no doubt that this album would be a milestone in straight-ahead, small-group mainstream jazz. (Fantasy, Inc.)
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Benny Carter: And The Jazz Giants (CD: Pablo- US Import)
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 | Benny Carter: Meets Oscar Peterson (CD: Pablo)
A whippersnapper of only 79 when he recorded this album with Oscar Peterson in 1986, Benny Carter continued to astonish the world with his power and creativity. Peterson welcomed Carter's suggestion that they record together after a hiatus of many years. The rhythm section is Peterson's working trio of the mid-1980s, augmented on guitar by Oscar's frequent partner Joe Pass. The repertoire consists of standards and a blues, all converted into expressions of the personalities of these giants. (Proper Music)
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Benny Carter: Sax A La Carter (CD: United Artists/ Blue Note)
This 1960 session by composer-arranger-saxophonist Benny Carter is a refreshingly straight-ahead blowing date with Carter on alto sax backed by a first class rhythm section (Jimmy Rowles, Leroy Vinnegar and Mel Lewis) on 12 standards. Added to the original album are two previously unissued Carter compositions from this session, one of which (Ennui) features his debut on soprano saxophone. On CD for the first time, this album was mastered in 24 bit from the original analog masters. (Blue Note Records)
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