Tenderley

Release Date: 4th Oct 2019
Catalogue No: 29024
Label: Matchball Records

You Don’t Know What Love Is

I’m Through With Love

Love Walked In

You Better Go Now

I Married An Angel

Love

I Love You

What A Difference A Day Made

Why Shouldn’t I?

A Little Duet For Zoot And Chet

The Wind

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Blue Room (unaccompanied Vocal Version)

You Don’t Know What Love Is (1955 Vocal Version)

The Wind (1954 Quartet Live Version)**

Goodby

I Should Care

Autumn In New York

My Funny Valentine

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During the early years of his career, pianist Oscar Peterson recorded as an accompanist for many stars, but also as a leader. While most of his sessions were with his trio, Tenderly (Verve MGV-2046/Clef MGC-696) showcases him in piano-bass duets with Ray Brown and Major Holley.

Although he had been recorded by Granz playing at Carnegie Hall on September 18, 1949 (the three tunes were eventually released), the March 1950 date with Ray Brown marks the pianist’s first American studio recording. Peterson’s original composition - the first tune recorded at that session - was appropriately titled “Debut”. The complete album Keyboard: Music by Oscar Peterson (Verve MV-2666/Clef MGC-697), which was recorded during the same sessions, has been added as a bonus.

OSCAR PETERSON, piano on all tracks, plus: On 1-8 & 21-24: RAY BROWN, bass New York, March-August 1950. 1-12: Originally issued as Tenderly *BONUS ALBUM (13-24): Keyboard: Music by Oscar Peterson All original sessions produced by Norman Granz. On 9-20: MAJOR HOLLEY, bass New York, May 8, 1950

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