9 Replies to “ The Nearness Of You - The Lionel Hampton Quartet* - The Lionel Hampton Quartet (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. A great set from that unique small combo moment in the career of vibist Lionel Hampton – that Verve Records stretch when he stepped away from his big band, and cut a handful of small group records that really let him open up on the vibes! This set's one of the best from that time – and features a quartet with Oscar Peterson on piano, Ray Brown on bass, and Buddy Rich on drums.
2. The album has four tracks on it, with Just One of Those Things and Stompin' at the Savoy on Side 1 and How High the Moon and The Nearness of You on Side 2. Lionel Hampton, the King of the Vibes, has a special place in my heart after seeing him play many years ago at the Lionel Hampton School of Music in Moscow, Idaho, during the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival along with other jazz .
3. Lionel Hampton covered I Don't Stand a Ghost of a Chance with You, Almost Like Being in Love, Lullaby of Birdland, It's All Right with Me and other songs. Lionel Hampton originally did Lullaby of Birdland, It's All Right with Me, It Don't Mean a Thing, Don't Get Around Much Anymore and other songs. Lionel Hampton wrote Evil Gal Blues, Midnight Sun, Red Top and Hamp's Boogie Woogie.
4. B2 - The Nearness Of You. Recorded on September 2, in New York City. First recordings of The Lionel Hampton Quartet with Buddy Rich, Oscar Peterson and Ray Brown. They were known as "The Perfect Quartet"! And it wasn't just their producer Norman Granz, surely not unbiased as to the greatness of his jazz musicians, who called them so.
5. Lionel Hampton/Oscar Peterson: The Complete Lionel Hampton Quartets and Quintets with Oscar Peterson on Verve Updated April 25, – By Jack Sohmer When Lionel Hampton left Benny Goodman in to form his own big band, he was only following in a line recently established by Goodman’s other star soloists, Gene Krupa, Harry James, and.
6. The Lionel Hampton Quintet () The Lionel Hampton Art Tatum Buddy Rich Trio () The Lionel Hampton Quintet is a album by Lionel Hampton accompanied by a quintet including clarinetist Buddy DeFranco. The album was reissued by Verve Records in , with four extra tracks. Reception.
7. Quartet: Lionel Hampton on vibraphone, Oscar Peterson on piano, Ray Brown on bass and Buddy Rich on drums. Quintet 1: the quartet plus Buddy DeFranco on clarinet. Qintet 2: the quartet plus Herb Ellis on guitar (and Hamp on vocals). Here are the sessions 5/5(11).
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9. Here is the 12th volume in the complete chronological recordings of Lionel Hampton as reissued by the Classics label. It opens with Hamp's final five recordings for the MGM label, waxed in Los Angeles on October 17, This was a piece big band using charts written by Quincy Jones, and the music it made feels much different from what's to be heard in the next leg of Lionel Hampton's.