1947-1949

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  • Artist: Sidney Bechet
  • Rating: StarStarStarStarHalf Star
  • Release Date: August 15, 2000
  • Type: Compilation (best of)
  • Genre: Jazz

Review

The Classics label has treated the Sidney Bechet canon with trademark thoroughness, with superb chronological sets chronicling his entire career. For many fans, however, it's Bechet's immediate postwar output that ranks above all else, and 1947-1949 compiles what is arguably the greatest period in Bechet's recording career. Masterpieces abound, from the devastating "Royal Garden Blues" to the wonderful "Buddy Bolden Stomp." Classics has done a fine job at improving the sonic fidelity, and the liner notes are very informative. A truly wonderful disc that should appeal to longtime fans of Bechet and neophytes alike. ~ Thomas Ward, Rovi

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