Erroll Garner Night Concert Full Concert On

Concert by the Sea. AllMusic. Retrieved 28 November 2018.

From nearby Fort Ord military base servicemen were bused to join the enthusiastic and receptive audience at this Erroll Garner Trio gig.

Accompanying Garner were bassist Eddie Calhoun and drummer Denzil Best.

According to Columbia Records and its owner, Sony Music Entertainment, the acoustics were poor and the piano somewhat out of tune.

The balance of instruments on the recording was also poor; the bass and drums were receded.

The recording was being made by a recording engineer for the Armed Forces Radio Network, a jazz fan and scholar named Will Thornbury, strictly for the enjoyment of himself and his fellow servicemen.

Glaser took the tape, put it into album form, and then played it for the head of Columbia Records jazz division, George Avakian, who decided to release it.

The original LP was released by Columbia as catalog number CL 883; an electronically rechanneled to simulate stereo version, with catalog number CS 9821, was issued in 1969.

Kane went on to create many iconic portraits of 1960s musicians, including the cover photograph of The Whos The Kids Are Alright.

Music journalist Marc Myers wrote that from an aesthetic standpoint, Art Kanes Concert by the Sea cover had grace, movement and drama.

White or black, the model featured was in ecstasy, telegraphing that the music inside was happy and guaranteed to raise your spirits.

The 2015 release of the entire concert again paid tribute to Kanes original photograph, showing a model with outstretched arms standing in front of a rocky shoreline.

International releases of the album have used a variety of cover photographs.

Erroll Garner Night Concert Full Concert On

Its three compact discs include the unedited full concert on discs one and two, with 11 tunes that did not appear on the original album, the original release remastered, and a 14-minute post-concert interview on disc three.

The New York Times wrote: the set will double the available music from the concert, shedding new light on Garner in what is often considered his finest hour.

Additionally, Martha Glasers longtime agent and manager donated a large trove of Garner material from Glasers estate to the University of Pittsburgh Library System (both Garner and Glaser were from Pittsburgh), 16 with the promise of more new Garner music to come.

Autumn Leaves Joseph Kosma, Jacques Prvert, Johnny Mercer 6:27 5.

They Cant Take That Away from Me George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin 4:08 4.

How Could You do a Thing Like That to Me Tyree Glenn, Allan Roberts 3:59 5.

Interview with Erroll Garner, Eddie Calhoun, Denzil Best 14:10.

The Nearness of You Hoagy Carmichael, Ned Washington 4:46 6.

Sweet and Lovely Gus Arnheim, Harry Tobias, Jules LeMare 4:12 8.

Lullaby of Birdland George Shearing, George David Weiss 4:17 9.

Bernies Tune Bernie Miller, Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller 4:38 14.

They Cant Take That Away from Me George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin 4:19 3.

Autumn Leaves Joseph Kosma, Jacques Prvert, Johnny Mercer 6:41 4.

AllMusic. Retrieved 28 November 2018.