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| Bad Benson CD (1974)
$5.95 Although originally titled and released as BAD BENSON in 1974, subsequent reissues were titled TAKE FIVE, to prevent misunderstanding on the part of the public as to the content of the album (i.e. Benson's "worst"). Also, the two bonus tracks ...
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| White Rabbit CD (1973)
$7.59 Master Sound releases are 24-karat gold CDs remastered from first-generation masters. This process utilizes 20-bit technology and Sony's "Super Bit Mapping" system.
Recorded in three days in 1971, this CTI recording has been lauded as one of George Benson's best releases. ...
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| Tenderly CD (1989)
$9.69 Apparently Benson got the message. Giving up the fruitless search for decent contemporary material, he switched gears and recorded an album of old standards with top-grade jazz musicians (including pianist McCoy Tyner and bassist Ron Carter) and Marty Paich's classy ...
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| George Benson Collection CD (1981)
$12.79 This collection of Benson hits is more than a "Best Of" release. In addition to the 15 classic cuts, this album even spawned its own hit with "Turn Your Love Around." THE GEORGE BENSON COLLECTION features key songs from 1976-1981, ...
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| Other Side Of Abbey Road CD (1970)
$7.79 Just three weeks after the U.S. release of the Beatles' swan song, Abbey Road, Creed Taylor ushered George Benson into the studio to begin a remarkably successful pop-jazz translation of the record (complete with a parody of the famous cover, ...
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| Beyond The Blue Horizon CD (1973)
$10.59 In 1971, long before George Benson got the idea to sing more regularly, he recorded BLUE HORIZON, a straight-ahead soul-jazz session. Here, the main focus is on Benson's guitar playing, which is sharp and lively throughout. His band on this ...
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| Shape Of Things To Come CD (1968) Reissue; Remastered; Digipak
$9.79 In which George Benson stretches out over the pop grooves of 1968, pursued stage left by flutes, strings, harmonica, and studio brass orchestrations. Not to mention the sound of Benson himself holding forth on, according to the original liner notes, ...
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| Giblet Gravy CD (1968) Remastered
$12.65 This reissue of Benson's 1968 Verve LP is worth the price of admission just for three of the small-group cuts. "Billie's Bounce," "Low Down and Dirty," and "Thunder Walk" find the guitarist stretching out in the company of Herbie Hancock, ...
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| Big Boss Band CD (1990)
$13.95 A very personal project for George Benson, BIG BOSS BAND fulfills a promise he made to Count Basie before his death--that he would do a recording in Basie style. Seven years later, Benson stepped in front of the Count Basie ...
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| Talkin' Verve CD (1997)
$9.89 As guitarist George Benson morphed from playing with chitlin circuit organ combos to becoming a pop vocalist, these sessions in 1968 formed a transition, and were a prelude to his works for the CTI label. There are five tracks each ...
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 George Benson Lyrics and Songs
Popular or famous George Benson songs: Give Me the Night Lyrics, On Broadway Lyrics, Love X Love Lyrics, Lady Love Me Lyrics, Love Ballad Lyrics, Never Give up on a Good Thing Lyrics. More music lyrics and songs Turn Your Love Around Lyrics, Greatest Love of All Lyrics, Love All the Hurt Away Lyrics, Kisses in the Moonlight Lyrics. More music lyrics and songs Nothing's Gonna Change My Love For You Lyrics, Shiver Lyrics, Moody's Mood Lyrics, In Your Eyes Lyrics, I Just Wanna Hang Around You Lyrics, 20/20 Lyrics, Inside Love Lyrics, Love Dance Lyrics. More music lyrics and songs Turn Out the Lamplight Lyrics.
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 George Benson Biography
George Benson's success as a pop performer has perhaps overshadowed his status as a jazz artist, but beneath the glossy exterior is a guitarist of the highest rank. Similar to his role model, Wes Montgomery, Benson made his mark in the mid 1960s as a hard-swinging guitarist before venturing into lushly produced pop-jazz that showcased his talents in a more radio-friendly setting. Despite the aesthetic departure, Benson remains an artist with a highly individual style.
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 Influences
Louis Armstrong, Wes Montgomery, Charlie Christian, Grant Green, Joe Williams (Vocals), Tal Farlow, Eddie Lang
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