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Track List: Oscar Pettiford Memorial Album

  1. Chickasaw
  2. Bop Scotch
  3. Most
  4. Chasin' the Bass
  5. Burt's Pad
  1. Marcel the Furrier
  2. Ondine
  3. Stardust
  4. E-Lag
  5. Rhumblues

Pro Reviews: Oscar Pettiford Memorial Album

  • All Music Guide

    This out-of-print LP features bassist Oscar Pettiford on two different occasions. He is heard on four songs under the leadership of baritonist Serge Chaloff (these have since been reissued on a Mosaic CD set) and with such fine players as trumpeter Red Rodney, tenor saxophonist Al Cohn and vibraphonist Terry Gibbs; Pettiford was with Woody Herman's Orchestra at the time. While those pieces are quite concise, of greater interest are six performances (including the 9½-minute "Burt's Pad") from a 1954 sextet date with trombonist Kai Winding, Cohn and guitarist Tal Farlow. The bassist is well featured on "Stardust," and on "Rhumblues," Pettiford overdubbed himself on cello. Interesting bop-oriented music.

    - Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

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Oscar Pettiford

Oscar Pettiford was (along with Charles Mingus) the top bassist of the 1945-1960 period, and the successor to the late Jimmy Blanton. In addition, he was the first major jazz soloist on the cello. A bop pioneer, it would have been very interesting to hear what Pettiford would have done during the avant-garde '60s if he had not died unexpectedly in 1960. After starting o... Read more