Features
| Brand | Devialet |
|---|
Tech Specs
- Double album
- 12” 180gm vinyl
- Soft touch gatefold
- Download card included
- Access mp3 + aiff 16bits formats
- Only 900 Copies
Product Description
Lost Recordings from Devialet offers Oscar Peterson Trio - Live at Concertgebouw (1961) double vinyl LP which is limited to 900 copies making this an extremely rare find. The box set contains a double album and download card for access to digital files in .mp3 and .aiff 16bits formats.
Lost Recordings
The Lost Recordings collection is the effort of passionate people to revive legendary artists and allow you to experience the powerful emotions of a live experience. Available in a limited edition vinyl, a unique remastering process based on Expert Pro technologies and developed by Fondamenta allowed recovery of the immense beauty of these recordings.
Unique Vinyl
Vinyl takes you right to the heart and soul of music. It’s the ideal medium for capturing the warmth and character of a vintage recording. Every breath perfectly rendered. A natural choice for precious recordings, the albums is pressed on 180g vinyl. Produced by one of the finest vinyl manufacturers in the world, the Lost Recordings feature an exclusive collector’s edition design.
Oscar Peterson Trio
On 10 February 1961, Norman Granz took to the stage of the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam to present one of the Oscar Peterson Trio’s most sensational concerts. Waiting in the wings was his protégé, the artist he discovered purely by chance one night in 1949 in a Montreal taxi, who he would take to the very pinnacle of pianistic success. Granz presented him that evening as the “Ineffable”.
Certainly, it can be said that Peterson played a hundred notes where other pianists may have used ten, but he gave each of these notes a life of its own, bringing a whole new dimension to the music. The melodic purity and throb of the concert’s opening number, "Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise" overwhelm the listener. Before you know it, Peterson’s Latino homage to his friend Dizzy Gillespie transports you somewhere between Broadway and Rio.
Tracklist
- 01 Introduction by Norman Granz
- 02 Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise
- 03 Band Call
- 04 Con Alma
- 05 Politics and Poker
- 06 Where Do I Go From Here
- 07 I Remember Clifford
- 08 It Ain't Necessarily So
- 09 Chicago
Credit
Recorded at the Concertgebouw, 10.ll.1961 MONO 1961 VARA Remastered & 2016 FONDAMENTA, this album won Le choix France Musique, Jazz News Indispensable and Must TSF Jazz awards.
