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Oscar Peterson Trio
Groupb. 1946 · United States, United States
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The Oscar Peterson Trio was a renowned American jazz ensemble led by pianist Oscar Peterson, active primarily from the 1950s through the 1970s. The group became one of the most influential piano trios in jazz history, known for its impeccable swing, technical brilliance, and sophisticated interpretations of standards. Core members included bassist Ray Brown and drummer Herb Ellis, later replaced by Ed Thigpen. The trio recorded extensively for Verve Records and performed at major venues worldwide, helping popularize mainstream jazz piano trio formats. Their recordings such as Night Train and We Get Requests remain jazz classics.
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Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered - Live At The Chicago Opera House,1957
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- 22:32
It's All Right With Me - Live At The Chicago Opera House,1957
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- 35:15
Someday My Prince Will Come - live
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- 43:46
These Foolish Things - Live At The Chicago Opera House,1957
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- 55:15
Stompin' At The Savoy - Live At The Chicago Opera House,1957
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- 65:03
Smedley - live
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- 73:06
Moonlight In Vermont - Live At The Chicago Opera House,1957
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- 82:48
Ill Wind - Live At The Chicago Opera House,1957
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- 92:42
Don Cha Go Way Mad - Live At The Chicago Opera House,1957
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- 105:57
Daytrain - live
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- 112:08
Them There Eyes - Live At The Chicago Opera House,1957
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- 121:55
Goody, Goody - Live At The Chicago Opera House,1957
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