Nonpareil pianist Oscar Peterson may have lost the use of his left hand following his stroke, but he's still got more technique and swing than most of the pianists out there. If you doubt that, check out this recording made in Paris in 1996 with his quartet. Peterson is a treasure, and his takes on these originals and standards offer ample evidence.
Oscar in Paris
Oscar Peterson
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Oscar in Paris Review
by Ross Boissoneau
Track Listing - Disc 1
| Sample | Title/Composer | Performer | Time | Stream | |||
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| 1 | Oscar Peterson | 09:17 | Amazon | ||||
| 2 | Oscar Peterson | 08:39 | Amazon | ||||
| 3 | Oscar Peterson | 09:30 | Amazon | ||||
| 4 | Oscar Peterson | 08:47 | Amazon | ||||
| 5 | Oscar Peterson | 10:31 | Amazon | ||||
| 6 | Oscar Peterson | 08:44 | Amazon |
Track Listing - Disc 2
| Sample | Title/Composer | Performer | Time | Stream | |||
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| 1 | Oscar Peterson | 07:08 | Amazon | ||||
| 2 | Oscar Peterson | 08:08 | Amazon | ||||
| 3 | Oscar Peterson | 07:18 | Amazon | ||||
| 4 | Oscar Peterson | 08:35 | Amazon | ||||
| 5 | Oscar Peterson | 08:23 | Amazon | ||||
| 6 | Oscar Peterson | 10:56 | Amazon |
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