Album · 1974
Great Connection
- Released
- 1974
- Label
- MPS Records
- Catalogue no.
- MC 21 21281
- Tracklist
- 7 tracks
- Length
- 42:30
- Country
- US
“Great Connection” is an album by Oscar Peterson, released in 1974 on MPS Records. The original release has 7 tracks with a running time of 42:30. Jazz standards on the record include “Just Squeeze Me”, “On The Trail” and “Smile”. The line-up features Louis Hayes (drums (drum set)), Niels‐Henning Ørsted Pedersen (double bass) and Oscar Peterson (piano).
Who played on Great Connection
- Louis Hayes drums (drum set) all tracks
- Niels‐Henning Ørsted Pedersen double bass all tracks
- Oscar Peterson piano all tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Younger Than Springtime — Richard Rodgers 5:24
- 2 Where Do I Go From Here? — Jerry Bock 5:53
- 3 Smile standard — Charlie Chaplin 3:59
- 4 Soft Winds — Benny Goodman 6:44
- 5 Just Squeeze Me standard — Duke Ellington 7:28
- 6 On the Trail standard — Ferde Grofé 5:51
- 7 Wheatland — Oscar Peterson 7:11
More albums by Oscar Peterson
This Is Oscar Peterson at the Piano
1952 · RCA Victor
Plays Pretty
1952 · Mercury Records
Oscar Peterson Plays George Gershwin
1953 · Clef Records
Oscar Peterson Plays Cole Porter
1953 · Clef Records
Oscar Peterson Plays Irving Berlin
1953 · Mercury Records
Oscar Peterson Plays Duke Ellington
1953 · Mercury Records
Recital by Oscar Peterson
1954 · Clef Records
Oscar Peterson Plays Richard Rodgers
1954 · Clef Records
Oscar Peterson Plays Jimmy McHugh
1955 · Clef Records
In a Romantic Mood
1956 · Verve Music Group
Tenderly
1956 · Clef Records
Oscar Peterson Plays Count Basie
1956 · Columbia
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Great Connection?
The line-up of Great Connection includes Louis Hayes (drums (drum set)), Niels‐Henning Ørsted Pedersen (double bass) and Oscar Peterson (piano).
Which label released Great Connection?
Great Connection was released in 1974 on MPS Records (MC 21 21281).
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