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Stormy Weather (2LP 180 gram 45 RPM Deluxe Set)
LP (Item 936515) Black Lion/ORG, 1965 — Condition: Sealed 2LP Gatefold
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Ben Webster had really dropped out of the American recording scene by the mid 60s, but still continued to work strongly overseas – and this late live set is one of Ben's best-remembered sessions from the time! The record was done at the Cafe Montmartre, as part of a famous 60s run of albums from Black Lion and Alan Bates – but the overall presentation is a bit more focused, with Webster very strongly in the lead, on these melancholy lines that are some of his most expressive of the period. Backing is by a spare trio with Kenny Drew on piano, Niels Henning Orsted Pedersen on bass, and Alex Riel ond rums – and titles include "Blues For Herluf", "That's All", "Set Call", and "Misty". © 1996-2019, Dusty Groove, Inc.
(Limited edition #000484.)
Sealed
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