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Live album · 1998

In Washington, D.C., 1956, Volume 4

by Lester Young

Released
1998
Tracklist
7 tracks
Length
43:17
Country
US

“In Washington, D.C., 1956, Volume 4” is a live album by Lester Young, released in 1998. The original release has 7 tracks with a running time of 43:17. Jazz standards on the record include “Almost Like Being In Love”, “I Cover The Waterfront”, “I'm Confessin' (That I Love You)” and “Pennies From Heaven”. The line-up features Jim Lucht (drums (drum set)), Lester Young (tenor saxophone) and Norman Williams (double bass).

Who played on In Washington, D.C., 1956, Volume 4

  • Jim Lucht drums (drum set) all tracks
  • Lester Young tenor saxophone all tracks
  • Norman Williams double bass all tracks

Tracklist

  1. 1 Talk to the Town — Chester Conn 7:03
  2. 2 I Cover the Waterfront standard — Johnny Green, Edward Heyman 3:49
  3. 3 Pennies From Heaven standard — Arthur Johnston 6:22
  4. 4 G's, If You Please 5:59
  5. 5 Almost Like Being in Love standard — Frederick Loewe 7:44
  6. 6 I'm Confessin' (That I Love You) standard — Doc Daugherty, Ellis Reynolds 5:48
  7. 7 D.B. Blues — Lester Young 6:33

More albums by Lester Young

Lester Young Lester Young with the Oscar Peterson Trio #2 1954 · Norgran Records The President 1954 · Norgran Records Lester Young with The Oscar Peterson Trio #1 1954 · Norgran Records Pres and Sweets 1955 · Norgran Records Le Dernier Message de Lester Young 1959 · Barclay In Washington, D.C. 1956, Volume One 1980 · Live · Pablo The Savoy Recordings 1984 · Savoy Jazz Jumpin' At The Savoy Ballroom 1984 · Live · Audiofidelity Enterprises, Inc. The Complete Lester Young 1987 · Mercury Records The Savoy Recordings, Vol 1 1989 · Vogue Prez Conferences 1989 · Jass Records

Frequently asked questions

Who played on In Washington, D.C., 1956, Volume 4?

The line-up of In Washington, D.C., 1956, Volume 4 includes Jim Lucht (drums (drum set)), Lester Young (tenor saxophone) and Norman Williams (double bass).

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