George Benson - Love Walked In
Review by Straight Edge
Love Walked In is an album by the legendary jazz guitarist and singer George Benson. Released in 1997, the album features a collection of jazz standards and pop classics, all performed with Benson's signature style and soulful voice.
The album opens with the title track, a beautiful rendition of the classic tune by George Gershwin. Benson's guitar playing is smooth and melodic, while his vocals are full of emotion and passion. Other standout tracks include "Tenderly," "My One and Only Love," and "I Remember Wes," a tribute to Benson's mentor and fellow guitarist Wes Montgomery.
Throughout the album, Benson is accompanied by a talented group of musicians, including pianist Kenny Barron, bassist Christian McBride, and drummer Jack DeJohnette. The arrangements are tasteful and sophisticated, allowing Benson's virtuosity to shine through.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Love Walked In | ||
| Witchcraft | 10:42 | |
| All The Things You Are | ||
| Dahlin's Delight | ||
| Love For Sale | 14:18 | |
| Invitations | ||
| (I'm Afraid) The Masquerade Is Over | 9:26 | |
| There Will Never Be Another You | 10:40 |
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George Benson - All The Things You Are
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Catalog Numbers
- CDTB 088
- MM 036
- PLP 36 / 1029, 1029
Labels
- Thunderbolt
- MagMid
- Platinum , Premier
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Formats
- CD
- Album
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- Compilation
- Live
- Vinyl
- LP
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Recorded At | Casa Caribe |
| Phonographic Copyright (p) | TKO Magnum Music |
| Copyright (c) | TKO Magnum Music |
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Bass | George Duvivier |
| Drum | Al Harewood |
| Guitar | George Benson |
| Vocals | George Benson |
| Piano | Mickey Tucker |
| Producer | Frederick Lincoln Guirty |
Notes
- Recorded live at the Casa Caribe, Plainfield, New Jersey, on April 29, 1973.
- Originally released as " Jazz On A Sunday Afternoon Vol. III " in 1982 by US label Accord.
- On insert:
- Recording: Live
- Quality: 9/10
- Duration: 40.13
- ℗ 1990 TKO MAGNUM MUSIC
- © 1990 TKO MAGNUM MUSIC
- Manufactured in the United Kingdom
- On disc:
- MADE IN THE U.K.
Barcodes
- Barcode: 5099882318827
- Barcode: 7 51848 87362 1
- Rights Society: MCPS
Summary by Straight Edge
Comments
please credit all band members
Bass – George Duvivier, Drums – Al Harewood, Guitar – George Benson Piano – Mickey Tucker, Recorded live at 'Casa Caribe Club' - Plainfield, NJ 1973
Although George Benson was 30 years old when he recorded this date, he was still far from the commercial fortune and success that would come with albums such as Breezin', Weekend In L.A. and most of all Give Me The Night. He was nonetheless already a jazz artist with a gifted touch. This live session recorded on a Sunday afternoon at the New Jersey Club Casa Caribe in 1973, is probably his last jazz date until his comeback in 1989 with the Big Boss Band Album (featuring the ex-Count Basie Band). Benson's playing is in excellent form, delivering a stunning series of standards. The rhythm session here is also top quality, with pianist Mickey Tucker (previously with Sonny Stitt, Art Blakey and Junior Cook), bassist George Duvivier (who recorded with Bud Powell and Lester Young) and drummer Al Harewood, member of the former US3, trio of Horace Parlan and companion of Blue Note stars Grant Green.
Bass – George Duvivier, Drums – Al Harewood, Guitar – George Benson Piano – Mickey Tucker, Recorded live at 'Casa Caribe Club' - Plainfield, NJ 1973
Although George Benson was 30 years old when he recorded this date, he was still far from the commercial fortune and success that would come with albums such as Breezin', Weekend In L.A. and most of all Give Me The Night. He was nonetheless already a jazz artist with a gifted touch. This live session recorded on a Sunday afternoon at the New Jersey Club Casa Caribe in 1973, is probably his last jazz date until his comeback in 1989 with the Big Boss Band Album (featuring the ex-Count Basie Band). Benson's playing is in excellent form, delivering a stunning series of standards. The rhythm session here is also top quality, with pianist Mickey Tucker (previously with Sonny Stitt, Art Blakey and Junior Cook), bassist George Duvivier (who recorded with Bud Powell and Lester Young) and drummer Al Harewood, member of the former US3, trio of Horace Parlan and companion of Blue Note stars Grant Green.
What album is this on?
love George's feeling
in 71 i hung with GB nightly a week he sang each note as we jammed, said he could do that since childhood singing playing dancing in the street, charlie parker's just friends came on the jukebox - he softly sang solo note for note along with bird.
nice!
Thank you George ??
incredible
Good trip.
super!!!!
George Benson's tribute to one of his heroes.. the great, legendary guitarist Hank Garland. This was on Hank Garlands Jazz Winds album that captured the young George Benson's ear as a budding guitarist.
Paul lakatos best
Here is where Giants trod....beyond words!
incredible piano solo
drum solo as musical as jack de johnette.
rhythm section at play.
rhythm section at play.
one of the great jazz guitar players of the century.the commercial stuff brings in the bread.thats not to say its bad.many thanks..
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