| Management number | 254365262 | Release Date | 2026/11/07 | List Price | US$9.44 | Model Number | 254365262 | ||
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<p>Oscar Peterson's trio with Ray Brown and Ed Thigpen is widely regarded as Peterson's "classic trio," considered by fans as the most popular and in-demand of his long and storied career (featured on releases such as 1963's Night Train and 1964's We Get Requests). Recorded during their creative peak in 1964 (5 years into their collaboration), this previously unheard and unreleased live performance is destined to become a fan favorite from the Oscar Peterson vaults. In his memoir Peterson reflects on the dedication that Ray and Ed brought to the group: In addition to our trio rehearsals, therefore, Ray would call his own rehearsals in his or Ed's room and they would simply practice 'time.' They created a flexible and multi-faceted rhythmical language that they could apply to any musical statement I might make and enhance any direction I might choose. In short, they practiced 'all the possibles.'- Oscar Peterson</p>
| Performer | Oscar Peterson |
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| Music genre | Jazz |
| Media format | LP |
| Original release date | 1964 |
| Edition | Standard |
| Is collectible | Y |
| Has parental advisory label | N |
| Number of discs | 1 |
| Track listing | Waltz for Debby, My One and Only Love, I Could Write a Book, Blues for My Landlady, Con Alma, It Ain't Necessarily So |
| Record label | Mack Avenue |
| Composer | OSCAR PETERSON |
| Songwriter | Oscar Peterson |
| Track name | Waltz for Debby (Live), My One and Only Love (Live), Blues for My Landlady (Live), Con Alma (Live), I Could Write a Book (Live), It Ain't Necessarily So (Live) |
| Music media format | Vinyl Record |
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