| | Meade Lux Lewis 1946-1954 CD - Import Meade Lux Lewis Discography of CDs
In 2005 the Classics Chronological Series, in a continuous effort to reissue the complete recordings of boogie-woogie piano ace Meade "Lux" Lewis, released a fourth volume containing material dating from between 1946 and 1954. Opening with a solo Lewis set recorded by Norman Granz for the Mercury label at a Jazz at the Philharmonic concert inside of the Embassy Auditorium in Los Angeles on April 22, 1946, this delightful album also features the work of bassist Israel Crosby and drummer Louie Bellson. These are some of Lewis' very best recordings; the tonal palette is richly varied as he pays homage to his influences and contemporaries in the pantheon of classic blues and boogie-woogie piano. They include Pete Johnson, Albert Ammons, Cow Cow Davenport, Jimmy Yancey, Clarence Pinetop Smith, Hersal Thomas, and Freddie Shayne. ~ arwulf arwulf
This contains some delightful tracks from a near legendary concert. Many jazz fans would spend a fortune to be able to travel back in time and have a front row seat at the 'Embassy Auditorium' that Monday night, April 22, 1946. It was the opening concert 1946-1954 Review
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