[SACD-R][OF] The Ben Webster Quintet (with Ray Brown, Herb Ellis, Oscar Peterson) - Soulville - 1957/2013 (Jazz, Hard Bop)

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Дата отчёта:  2018-02-17 10:48:34
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Анализ:   Ben Webster Quintet / Soulville
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DR         Пики         RMS           Продолжительность трека
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DR15      -4.74 дБ   -23.49 дБ      8:02 01-Soulville
DR14      -5.83 дБ   -21.90 дБ      7:14 02-Late Date
DR16      -5.81 дБ   -24.25 дБ      4:16 03-Time on My Hands
DR16      -5.18 дБ   -23.34 дБ      8:27 04-Lover, Come Back to Me
DR15      -6.66 дБ   -24.53 дБ      4:41 05-Where Are You
DR15      -6.13 дБ   -22.97 дБ      4:30 06-Makin' Whoopee
DR15      -5.83 дБ   -23.71 дБ      3:34 07-Ill Wind
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Количество треков: 7
Реальные значения DR: DR15
Частота:   2822400 Гц / Частота PCM: 352800 Гц
Каналов:   2
Разрядность:   24
Битрейт:   5645 кбит/с
Кодек:   DSD64
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Soulville is quintessential Ben Webster: intimate, tender, endlessly expressive. Webster was internationally recognized as one of jazz's elder statesman when he recorded this album in 1957, but the youthful fire that had marked his playing with the Duke Ellington Orchestra two decades earlier was undiminished. Leading a stellar combo through a program consisting mostly of vintage pop tunes, the great tenor saxophonist is at his peak. And this reissue includes three rare recordings of Webster on piano, the first instrument he played as a young professional musician.
Ben Webster, wrote the jazz historian J. E. Behrend, "was two men in one; in fast pieces he was a musician with a throaty croaking vibrato, while in slow ones he was a master of erotic and intensive ballads." In this compilation of both his own works and standard numbers with the promising title of Soulville, "Big Ben" shows the gentle and the rougher sides of his nature. No session in which black jazz musicians take part would be worth its salt without a good and honest opening blues number, as the first two tracks show.