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BEN WEBSTER, JAZZ
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BEN WEBSTER, JAZZ
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Listen to a lot of traditional music. The further you go back, the more you know, and can go forward. Listen to older cats like Lester Young, Ben Webster, and Duke Ellington. Use imagination. Imagination is key. It’s a gray area that separates musicians. Love yourself and your sound. Be fearless.
–Bobby Watson, American Saxophonist & Composer
Ben Webster & Coleman Hawkins
Souirce: I Love Jazz And Jazz Loves Me by Jon Sotiropoulos
saxophonist Ben Webster Paradiso Amsterdam, February, 1973
photography: Pieter Boersma
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American jazz saxophonist and clarinetist Budd Johnson (December 14, 1910 – October 20, 1984)
Billie Holiday with The Mal Waldron All-Stars - Fine and Mellow (1957) (December 4, 1957 Studio Recording) Billie Holiday from: "The Sound of Jazz" (LP)
Jazz | Blues
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Personnel: Billie Holiday with The Mal Waldron All-Stars: Billie Holiday: Vocals Lester Young: Tenor Saxophone Ben Webster: Tenor Saxophone Coleman Hawkins: Tenor Saxophone Gerry Mulligan: Baritone Saxophone Roy Eldridge: Trumpet Doc Cheatham: Trumpet Vic Dickenson: Trombone Mal Waldron: Piano Danny Barker: Guitar Milt Hinton: Double Bass Osie Johnson: Drums
Arrangement by Nat Pierce Produced by Robert Herridge
Recorded: @ Columbia's 30th Street Studio in New York City, New York USA on December 4, 1957
Album Released: in early 1958 Columbia Records
“The Coltrane Quartet was like four pistons in an engine - John, Elvin, Jimmy and I were working to make the car go.”
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