Live album · 2002

Apr. 25th & 26, 1964 - Mar. 20th, 1965 Théâtre Des Champs-Elysées / Mar. 29th, 1966 - Pleyel

Released
2002
Label
LaserLight Digital
Catalogue no.
36153
Tracklist
22 tracks
Length
2:08:16
Country
XE

“Apr. 25th & 26, 1964 - Mar. 20th, 1965 Théâtre Des Champs-Elysées / Mar. 29th, 1966 - Pleyel” is a live album by Oscar Peterson, released in 2002 on LaserLight Digital. The original release has 22 tracks with a running time of 2:08:16. Jazz standards on the record include “Autumn Leaves”, “Bye Bye Blackbird”, “I Could Write A Book” and “Ill Wind”. The line-up features Ed Thigpen (drums (drum set)), Oscar Peterson (piano), Ray Brown (double bass), Sam Jones (double bass) and Clark Terry (trumpet, vocals).

Who played on Apr. 25th & 26, 1964 - Mar. 20th, 1965 Théâtre Des Champs-Elysées / Mar. 29th, 1966 - Pleyel

Tracklist

  1. 1-1 I Could Write A Book standard — Richard Rodgers 4:04
  2. 1-2 Jordu standard — Duke Jordan 5:13
  3. 1-3 Bye Bye Blackbird standard — Ray Henderson 6:43
  4. 1-4 Jeru — Gerry Mulligan 5:52
  5. 1-5 Illwind standard — Harold Arlen 6:06
  6. 1-6 Soon standard — George Gershwin 3:43
  7. 1-7 Hallelujah Trail — Oscar Peterson 7:05
  8. 1-8 Yesterdays standard — Jerome Kern 4:52
  9. 1-9 Keyboard Blues — Oscar Peterson 5:20
  10. 1-10 Lil Darlin' — Neal Hefti 6:43
  11. 1-11 Tangerine standard — Victor Schertzinger 4:53
  12. 1-12 My Foolish Heart standard — Victor Young 7:44
  13. 2-1 Mack The Knife standard — Kurt Weill 6:43
  14. 2-2 Blues For Smedley — Oscar Peterson 5:32
  15. 2-3 Misty standard — Erroll Garner 5:50
  16. 2-4 Mumbles — Clark Terry 1:52
  17. 2-5 Blues Etude (Concert Opening) — Oscar Peterson 5:43
  18. 2-6 You Look Good To Me — Seymour Lefco, Clement Wells 7:30
  19. 2-7 Stella By Starlight standard — Victor Young 4:46
  20. 2-8 Moanin' — Bobby Timmons 6:24
  21. 2-9 Shelley's World — Bill Traut 9:03
  22. 2-10 Autumn Leaves standard — Joseph Kosma 6:35

Production

  • Daniel Filipacchi liner notes, producer
  • Frank Ténot liner notes, producer

More albums by Oscar Peterson

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Apr. 25th & 26, 1964 - Mar. 20th, 1965 Théâtre Des Champs-Elysées / Mar. 29th, 1966 - Pleyel?

The line-up of Apr. 25th & 26, 1964 - Mar. 20th, 1965 Théâtre Des Champs-Elysées / Mar. 29th, 1966 - Pleyel includes Ed Thigpen (drums (drum set)), Oscar Peterson (piano), Ray Brown (double bass), Sam Jones (double bass) and Clark Terry (trumpet, vocals).

Which label released Apr. 25th & 26, 1964 - Mar. 20th, 1965 Théâtre Des Champs-Elysées / Mar. 29th, 1966 - Pleyel?

Apr. 25th & 26, 1964 - Mar. 20th, 1965 Théâtre Des Champs-Elysées / Mar. 29th, 1966 - Pleyel was released in 2002 on LaserLight Digital (36153).

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