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01 |
How High The Moon |
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03:58 |
02 |
St. Louis Blues |
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05:03 |
03 |
I Want To Talk To You |
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03:57 |
04 |
Mr. P.C. |
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03:34 |
05 |
Summertime |
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05:43 |
06 |
Satin Doll |
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03:48 |
07 |
I Didn't Know What Time It Was |
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05:40 |
08 |
You Say You Care |
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03:08 |
09 |
Yours Is My Heart Alone |
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05:55 |
10 |
I Got Rhythm |
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02:44 |
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Country |
France |
Original Release Date |
1990 |
Spars |
DDD |
Sound |
Stereo |
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One on One
Stephane Grappelli with McCoy Tyner
Date of Release Apr 18, 1990 (recording)
Violinist Stephane Grappelli, although a veteran of the swing era, has always kept an open mind toward newer styles even while he has retained his own sound and veteran repertoire. This duet set with pianist McCoy Tyner might seem unlikely at first glance but it works quite well. The duo sticks to standards (including two that are associated with John Coltrane) and find plenty of common ground. The mutual respect they have for each other is obvious and they both sound a bit inspired. — Scott Yanow