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Oscar Peterson (p) Albert King (b) Mark "Wilkie"
Wilkinson (d)
Montreal, Canada, April 17, 1947
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Back Home Again in
Indiana |
RCA Masters [Ca] FXM1
7327 |
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Margie |
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I Surrender, Dear
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I Don't
Stand a Ghost of a Chance with You |
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* Rockin' in Rhythm (RCA Masters [Ca] FXM1 7327)
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| Review:These initial early studio tracks by pianist Oscar Peterson
were recorded in Montréal from 1945 to 1949. Peterson is featured mainly
with a trio (occasionally replacing drums with guitar) and a quartet on
four tracks. The two discs feature chronological sessions, finding
Peterson forming his own identity, although still under the influence of
Teddy Wilson and Art Tatum. All 32 tracks were originally recorded for
Victor, with an emphasis on standards, boogie-woogie, and blues played
with a rotating rhythm section of Canadian musicians. — Al Campbell |
