Oscar Moore Quartet with Carl Perkins (1954) [SmoothJazz][mp3 32

Oscar Moore Quartet with Carl Perkins Label: Tampa Total Time: 50:45 Release Date: 1995 Bitrate: mp3 320 kbps CBR An amazing guitar record from Oscar Moore, Nat King Cole’s guitar player. According to Barney Kessel, Oscar Moore (1916 - 1981) practically invented the role of the guitarist in small combo jazz. We don’t know if this is true as is often the case with claims of this kind. What we do know however is that Moore’s role in shaping the sound of the Nat King Cole Trio, the first drummerless trio in jazz, was of paramount importance. It is Oscar Moore’s guitar we cherish on these 1937-1947 immortal sides the Cole Trio cut for various small labels. Unfortunately, Moore’s solo career after leaving Cole never took off and he cut just a handful of records for the Verve and Tampa labels before retiting from the music business altogether and ending up working as a bricklayer in Los Angeles - a cryin’ shame. This 1954 recording for the Tampa label with Carl Perkins amply demonstrates what an enormous talent and elegance in delivery Moore possessed. ~itsartolie Personnel: Oscar Moore: guitar Carl Perkins: piano Joe Comfort: bass Mike Pacheco: bongos Lee Young: drums Recorded 1954 in Hollywood, CA Oscar Moore Quartet with Carl Perkins Tracks: 01 Roulette 02 The Nearness Of You 03 Love For Sale 04 Body And Soul 05 Kenya 06 Blues In B Flat 07 Up Tempo 08 Buddy Can You Spare A Dime 09 There’ll Never Be Another You 10 April In Paris 11 Samson And Delilah Theme 12 Moonlight In Vermont 13 Kiss Me Again 14 Dinner For One 15 Walkin Home 16 Warm Up

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