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Moten Swing

Oscar Peterson - piano

Ray Brown - double bass

Ed Thigpen - drums

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Manhattan Transfer and the WDR Radio Orchestra of Cologne, Germany, perform a classic Beach Boys hit. Delightful!

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Pee Wee Ellis with Ron Carter @ Pythodd Club, Rochester in 1958

Photograph : Bucky Hoeffler

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Johnny Hartman：Long Ago (And Far Away)

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Wallace Roney - What a Wonderful World

Wallace Roney (tr) Brad Mehldau (p) Clarence Seay (b) Lewis Nash (dr)

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Stompin' At The Savoy Mason Razavi

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Stompin' At The Savoy

Red Garland · Piano Paul Chambers · Bass Art Taylor · Drums

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Fugue 'N Blues

Guitar: Kenny Burrell Piano: Tommy Flanagan Bass ( Vocal): Paul Chambers Drums: Kenny Clarke Conga: Candido

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Joni Mitchell - A Case of You

Wayne Shorter Saxophone.  Chuck Berghofer Bass. Peter Erskine Drums. Mark Isham Trumpet. Herbie Hancock Piano. Arranged for Orchestra and Conducted by Vince Mendoza

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Time After Time

Miles Davis: Trumpet Guitar: John Scofield Percussion: Steve Thornton Drums: Al Foster Bass: Darryl Jones Synthesizer: III Robert Irving Composer, Lyricist: C. Lauper Composer, Lyricist: Robert Hyman

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"Bye Bye Blackbird" - Christian Sands Quartet (2022)

Christian Sands with Max Light, Phil Norris, and Ryan Sands.⁠

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LEE RITENOUR & DAVE GRUSIN - Stolen Moments - Jakarta 2013

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Moonlight In Vermont

Betty Carter & The Ray Bryant Trio C Drums: Philly Joe Jones Piano: Ray Bryant  Bass: Wendell Marshall

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A new year is upon us, and with it new hopes… A time for looking forward, and a time for looking back. 2024 was a year of joy and a year of sadness. I was honored with an induction to the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame… lent my experience to a new online course at tonebase Double Bass… celebrated my 87th birthday… held another successful and memorable Birdland Jazz Club residency... and more. Yet we also saw my dear friend Russell Malone leave the concert far, far too soon. What 2025 will bring us remains to be seen– though www.RonCarterJazz.com is the first place to check-in about where YOU’LL be to see me next. As for my New Year’s Resolution… I think it shall be to play more bass, as there is still much to be done in the pursuit of finding THOSE notes ;) Happy New Year, ladies and gents… Enjoy your 2025.

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At Last - Live at the Strathmore (A Glenn Miller Swing Celebration)

Featuring the United States Air Force Band, and Jazz singer Veronica Swift