ART TATUM - JEWELS IN THE TREASURE BOX (RSD24) (33% OFF)

1 Night and Day
2 Where or When
3 On the Sunny Side of the Street
4 Don’t Blame Me
5 Soft Winds
6 These Foolish Things
7 Flying Home
8 Memories of You
9 What Does It Take
10 Tenderly 
11 Crazy Rhythm 
12 The Man I Love
13 Tea for Two 
14 I Cover the Waterfront  
15 Body and Soul 
16 Laura 
17 Humoresque
18 Begin the Beguine 
19 There Will Never Be Another You / September Song 
20 Just One of Those Things 
21 Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams 
22 St. Louis Blues
23 After You’ve Gone 
24 Someone To Watch Over Me 
25 Would You Like To Take A Walk? 
26 Elegy
27 Sweet Lorraine 
28 Out of Nowhere
29 Indiana 
30 Tabu 
31 Judy 
32 Lover
33 Dark Eyes 
34 Stompin’ at the Savoy 
35 If 
36 Stardust
37 Air Mail Special 
38 I’ve Got the World on A String
39 The Kerry Dance 

Jewels in the Treasure Box: The 1953 Chicago Blue Note Jazz Club Recordings is a previously unissued 3-LP collection of recordings from jazz icon and virtuosic pianist, Art Tatum, captured live at the Blue Note jazz club in Chicago in March of 1953 with guitarist Everett Barksdale and bassist Slam Stewart. These recordings were transferred from the original tape reels and mastered for LP and CD by engineer Matthew Lutthans (who also worked on Resonance's Grammy-nominated 2019 Nat King Cole release Hittin' the Ramp). Containing a whopping nearly 3 hours of never-before-heard Art Tatum captured in an intimate setting at the height of his powers with his longtime trio, the deluxe, limited-edition 180-gram 3-LP gatefold set (and 3-CD set) includes rare photos and memorabilia from Herman Leonard, Bob Parent and the Holzfeind family archives (owners of the Blue Note jazz club in Chicago); plus liner notes from Columbia University professor and author, Brent Hayes Edwards; as well as statements from Ahmad Jamal, Sonny Rollins, Monty Alexander, ELEW, Spike Wilner, Johnny O'Neal, Michael Weiss and Terry Gibbs. Limited Edition.Jewels in the Treasure Box: The 1953 Chicago Blue Note Jazz Club Recordings is a previously unissued 3-LP collection of recordings from jazz icon and virtuosic pianist, Art Tatum, captured live at the Blue Note jazz club in Chicago in March of 1953 with guitarist Everett Barksdale and bassist Slam Stewart. These recordings were transferred from the original tape reels and mastered for LP and CD by engineer Matthew Lutthans (who also worked on Resonance's Grammy-nominated 2019 Nat King Cole release Hittin' the Ramp). Containing a whopping nearly 3 hours of never-before-heard Art Tatum captured in an intimate setting at the height of his powers with his longtime trio, the deluxe, limited-edition 180-gram 3-LP gatefold set (and 3-CD set) includes rare photos and memorabilia from Herman Leonard, Bob Parent and the Holzfeind family archives (owners of the Blue Note jazz club in Chicago); plus liner notes from Columbia University professor and author, Brent Hayes Edwards; as well as statements from Ahmad Jamal, Sonny Rollins, Monty Alexander, ELEW, Spike Wilner, Johnny O'Neal, Michael Weiss and Terry Gibbs. Limited Edition.