[DSD][OF] Johnny Hodges & Ben Webster - Johnny Hodges featuring Ben Webster - 2018 (Jazz, Mainstream Jazz, Contemporary Jazz)

foobar2000 1.1.10 / Dynamic Range Meter 1.1.1
log date: 2018-03-02 20:39:54
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Analyzed: Johnny Hodges / Johnny Hodges featuring Ben Webster
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DR         Peak         RMS     Duration Track
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DR11      -8.16 dB   -21.52 dB      3:43 ?-Cambridge Blue
DR12      -8.69 dB   -23.62 dB      4:35 ?-Brute's Roots
DR11      -7.80 dB   -21.85 dB      2:52 ?-Bouncing with Ben
DR12      -9.07 dB   -24.09 dB      5:18 ?-One for the Duke
DR12      -7.96 dB   -22.71 dB      5:50 ?-Walkin' the Frog
DR12      -8.51 dB   -22.38 dB      4:54 ?-Rabbit Pie
DR11     -11.56 dB   -25.74 dB      2:36 ?-Jeep's Blues
DR11     -12.45 dB   -27.05 dB      4:07 ?-Dooji Wooji
DR13     -12.98 dB   -27.70 dB      6:04 ?-The Jeep Is Jumpin'
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Number of tracks:  9
Official DR value: DR12
Samplerate:        5644800 Hz / PCM Samplerate: 44100 Hz
Channels:          2
Bits per sample:   24
Bitrate:           11290 kbps
Codec:             DSD128
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Ben Webster, tenor saxophone
Johnny Hodges, alto saxophone
Lou Levy, piano
Herb Ellis, guitar
Wilfred Middlebrooks, bass
Gus Johnson, drums
The Jazz Cellar, San Francisco, November 22 1960:
Ray Nance, trumpet
Lawrence Brown, trombone
Emil Richards, vibraphone
Russ Freeman, piano
Joe Mondragon, bass
Mel Lewis, drums

The superb November 1960 session recorded by the Ben Webster-Johnny Hodges sextet in studio conditions at the Jazz Cellar, in San Francisco (without an audience). It is presented here in its complete form, on HighResAudio, for the first time ever.
These recordings are exceptional in that no other date exists in their collaborative discography featuring them as the only horns. The two great saxophonists were the only horn players heard at the session. They were backed by a rhythm section of piano, guitar, bass and drums.
A complete (and very rare) octet session featuring Webster and Hodges has been added as a bonus.
Ben Webster and Johnny Hodges had already known each other for over 25 years by the time they recorded the present date together at The Jazz Cellar in San Francisco. The two sax giants recorded their first sides together as members of the illustrious Duke Ellington orchestra on August 19, 1935.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_Webster
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnny_Hodges