George Shearing - George Meets The Lion: The Original Quintet & The Solos (2001) CD Rip
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Artist: George Shearing Title: George Meets The Lion: The Original Quintet & The Solos Year Of Release: 2001 Label: Jasmine[JASCD 363] Genre: Jazz, Bop, Cool Quality: FLAC (tracks + .cue,log,scans) Total Time: 68:03 Total Size: 173 MB(+3%) WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. September In The Rain 02. Good To The Last Bop 03. Bop, Look And Listen 04. You Are Too Beautiful 05. I Didn’t Know What Time It Was 06. The Continental 07. Nothing But D Best 08. Summertime 09. East Of The Sun (And West Of The Moon) 10. In A Chinese Garden (Part 1) 11. In A Chinese Garden (Part 2) 12. Conception 13. I’ll Remember April 14. Little White Lies 15. Carnegie Horizons 16. Jumpin’ With Symphony Sid 17. November Seascape 18. How’s Trix? 19. Changing With The Times 20. Strolling 21. When Your Lover Has Gone 22. As Long As There’s Music 23. Tenderly
In the austerity years which followed the ending of World War II, the British nation was constantly exhorted to "Export, Export, Export!" in a desperate attempt to pay off the country's massive debts. The blind musician George Shearing took this seriously and 'exported' himself permanently to the United States. This may have meant one less mouth to feed but it also meant depriving Britain of one of its few internationally recognised Jazz stars. Well, not strictly true at the time - if Shearing was recognised for his genius in his home country, it was only amongst the real cognoscenti. There simply wasn't a thriving Jazz scene anywhere in the land where a good living could be made by the musically inspired. There was work for musicians, okay, but few opportunities for them to play on their own terms, as the 'art' of Jazz would require. Shearing decided to take a chance in the founding country of Jazz and the gamble paid off. His talent was recognised there and from it grew his international reputation. Staying in England would perhaps have soured that talent, and even when Jazz did make its mark on the British psyche, it was primarily of the conservative 'Traditional' variety, not exactly the most testing of genres for a free spirit.
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George Shearing / George Meets The Lion: The Original Quintet & The Solos
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