The Artistry Of Barney Kessel
Barney Kessel
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CAT # FCD-60-021
1. Vicky's Dream 2:51 2. Tenderly 3:14 3. 64 Bars On Wilshire 3:16 4. 'Round Midnight 7:03 5. Louisiana 3:53 6. Makin' Whoopee 3:20 7. Jersey Bounce 9:30 8. Let's Cook 11:18 9. Sweet Sue 4:46 10. Joy Spring 6:50 11. Pedal Point 4:10 12. Moving Up 5:17
with Buddy Collette, Bob Cooper, Harry Edison, Victor Feldman, Hampton Hawes, Bobby Hutcherson, Elvin Jones, Shelly Manne, Red Mitchell, Art Pepper, André Previn, Frank Rosolino, Jimmy Rowles, Howard Rumsey, Bud Shank, Leroy Vinnegar, Ben Webster, and others
Recorded between 1953 and 1969.
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