Art Pepper - The Complete Village Vanguard Sessions Box Set (2001)

Tracklist

CD1
1.01. spoken intro
1.02. Blues for Heard
1.03. spoken intro
1.04. Scrapple from the Apple
1.05. spoken intro
1.06. But Beautiful
1.07. spoken intro
1.08. My Friend John
1.09. spoken intro
1.10. Cherokee
1.11. Blues for Heard

CD2
2.01. spoken intro
2.02. For Freddie
2.03. spoken intro
2.04. Valse Triste
2.05. spoken intro
2.06. Lave at the Vangaurd
2.07. spoken intro
2.08. Caravan
2.09. Blues for Heard

CD3
3.01. spoken intro
3.02. Over the Rainbow
3.03. spoken intro 2
3.04. The Trip
3.05. Blues for Les
3.06. A Night in Tunisia

CD4
4.01. spoken intro
4.02. No Limit
4.03. spoken intro
4.04. Valse Triste
4.05. spoken intro
4.06. My Friend John
4.07. spoken intro
4.08. You Go To My Head
4.09. Cherokee
4.10. Blues for Heard

CD5
5.01. count-off, Blues for Heard
5.02. Antropology
5.03. These Foolish Things
5.04. For Freddie
5.05. Blues for Heard

CD6
6.01. spoken introduction
6.02. Las Cuevas de Mario
6.03. spoken introduction
6.04. Stella by Starlight
6.05. spoken introduction
6.06. Goodbye
6.07. spoken introduction
6.08. Vanguard Max
6.09. Blues for Heard

CD7
7.01. count-off Vanguard Max
7.02. spoken introduction
7.03. Las Cuevas de Mario
7.04. spoken introduction
7.05. Goodbye
7.06. spoken introduction
7.07. For Freddie
7.08. Blues for Heard

CD8
8.01. announcement, false start
8.02. My Friend John
8.03. spoken introduction
8.04. More for Les
8.05. Cherokee
8.06. Blues for Heard

CD9
9.01. For Freddie
9.02. More For Les
9.03. Caravan
9.04. Labyrinth
9.05. My Friend John

A lavish nine-disc boxed set that contains all 45 uninterrupted takes from Art Pepper's legendary stay at the Village Vanguard! Any Pepper fan will find a lot to treasure here: A Night in Tunisia; You Go to My Head; These Foolish Things; Labyrinth; My Friend John; Valse Triste; But Beautiful; Caravan; More for Les ; a solo sax rendition of Somewhere over the Rainbow ; radically-different alternate takes; witty between-song banter and spoken introductions, and more, plus an essay in the liner notes tells the whole sordid tale of Pepper's odyssey from prison to a halfway house to a late-1970s rebound that brought about some of his best music.

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