album "Soulville"

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"Soulville" is a classic 1957 jazz album by tenor saxophonist Ben Webster, celebrated for its warm, blues-infused ballads and intimate small-group setting.

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instanceOf album
studio album
artist Ben Webster
associatedWith Verve Records 1950s catalog
chronologyPosition one of Ben Webster’s most celebrated albums
countryOfOrigin United States
featuresInstrument double bass
drums
guitar
piano
featuresMusician Ben Webster
Herb Ellis
Oscar Peterson
Ray Brown
Stan Levey
genre ballad jazz
jazz
swing
hasCoverArt features Ben Webster on the cover
hasCriticalReception widely acclaimed by jazz critics
hasQuality blues-infused ballads
intimate small-group setting
warm tone
hasReissue CD reissue with bonus tracks
labelCatalogNumber Verve MGV 8274
language instrumental
mainInstrument tenor saxophone
notableFor classic Ben Webster ballad performances
showcasing Ben Webster’s breathy saxophone tone
originalFormat 12-inch LP
partOf Ben Webster discography
performer Ben Webster
producer Norman Granz
recordingDate 1957-10-15
recordingLocation New York City
recordLabel Verve Records
releaseDate 1957
style blues ballads
small-group swing
track Ill Wind
Late Date
Lover, Come Back to Me
Makin' Whoopee
linked to: Makin’ Whoopee

Soulville
Time on My Hands
Where Are You?

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