SONY
BEN & SWEETS
$14.99
Details
- Artist
- WEBSTER, BEN / EDISON, HARRY
- Format
- CD
- Label
- SONY
- Released
- Oct 25, 1990
- Catalog #
- SNY40853.2
- UPC
- 074644085327
About
The two jazz giants Ben Webster and Harry "Sweets" Edison had long wanted to record an album together, and in 1962, they did. Although associated with two different orchestras (Edison was with Basie and Webster was with Ellington), these two swing kings found that they had a lot in common. This album features both horn men on three medium tempo blues, "Better Go," "Kitty," and "Did You Call Her Today." Other than this, Webster gets two tenor features, contributing absolutely luscious solos on both "How Long Has This Been Going On," and "My Romance."
Tracklist 6 tracks
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1 Better Go 08:58
- Track
- 1
- Title
- Better Go
- Duration
- 08:58
- Composer
- Ben Webster
- Performer
- Ben Webster, Harry Sweets Edison, George Duvivier, Hank Jones, Clarence Johnston
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2 Rosalie: How Long Has This Been Going On 05:31
- Track
- 2
- Title
- Rosalie: How Long Has This Been Going On
- Duration
- 05:31
- Composer
- George Gershwin
- Performer
- Ben Webster, Harry Sweets Edison, George Duvivier, Hank Jones, Clarence Johnston
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3 Kitty 08:00
- Track
- 3
- Title
- Kitty
- Duration
- 08:00
- Composer
- Harry Sweets Edison
- Performer
- Ben Webster, Harry Sweets Edison, George Duvivier, Hank Jones, Clarence Johnston
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4 Jumbo: My Romance 04:14
- Track
- 4
- Title
- Jumbo: My Romance
- Duration
- 04:14
- Composer
- Richard Rodgers
- Performer
- Ben Webster, Harry Sweets Edison, George Duvivier, Hank Jones, Clarence Johnston
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5 Did You Call Her Today 08:54
- Track
- 5
- Title
- Did You Call Her Today
- Duration
- 08:54
- Composer
- Ben Webster
- Performer
- Ben Webster, Harry Sweets Edison, George Duvivier, Hank Jones, Clarence Johnston
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6 Girl Crazy, Act I: Embraceable You 04:07
- Track
- 6
- Title
- Girl Crazy, Act I: Embraceable You
- Duration
- 04:07
- Composer
- George Gershwin
- Performer
- Ben Webster, Harry Sweets Edison, George Duvivier, Hank Jones, Clarence Johnston