Art Tatum CD discography.

Digitally remastered and expanded edition of this classic 1957 Jazz album. This is nearly the only existing collaboration between Artist and Ben Webster. This was to be Tatum's last visit to a recording studio, for he died less than...

Digitally remastered and expanded edition. Contains the complete original LP The Artist Trio, pairing the superb pianist with bassist Red Callender and the great swing drummer Jo Jones (this is the only existing studio collaboration between Tatum and Jones)....

Considered to be the greatest Jazz pianist of all time. Artist's style and technique is still envied the world over 45 years after his death. This sublime collection was recorded in 1995 a year before his death. Photographer: Charles Peterson...

When looking up the word "pianistic" in the dictionary, there should be a picture of Artist. A master of jazz piano, Tatum possessed chops that bewilder top pianists generations later; he is simply unmatched when it comes to playing...

Recorded live at the home of Ray Heindorf in Beverly Hills, California between 1950 and 1955. Includes liner notes by James Lester, as well as excerpts from a conversation between Hank Jones, Adam Makowicz, and Lou Stein. 20TH CENTURY PIANO GENIUS ...

This 1954 album documents the meeting of two great jazz masters--pianist Artist and alto saxophonist Benny Carter. Tatum, known for his blazing solos and harmonic inventiveness, is tempered here by the bluesy sax musings of Carter. The two work...

This Artist album is the result of recordings made by Jerry Newman, a college student who taped jam sessions in the 1940s. (Newman's tapes are now regarded by jazz historians as musical treasures.) Recorded in '40 and '41, GOD...

Recorded in 1949 and 1952. Includes liner notes by Pete Welding. Tatum recorded 20 piano solos in 1949 and eight selections with his 1952 trio (which included guitarist Everett Barksdale and bassist Slam Stewart) for Capitol. Ten solos and four trios ...

The second of eight CDs in ...