Dive into the rich, velvety tones of Ben Webster with his 1966 release, "At Montmartre 1965/66". This cool jazz masterpiece, recorded under the Storyville label, is a testament to Webster's virtuosity on the saxophone. The album spans a generous 73 minutes, featuring 14 tracks that blend classic standards and original compositions, showcasing Webster's signature warm, resonant sound.
From the playful "Pennies from Heaven" to the tender "Danny Boy", Webster's expressive playing is on full display. The album also includes two-part performances of "Cottontail" and "My Romance", offering a deeper exploration of these beloved jazz standards. Webster's ability to convey a range of emotions, from sultry and smooth to upbeat and swinging, makes this album a captivating journey through the world of cool jazz. Whether you're a longtime fan of Webster or new to his music, "At Montmartre 1965/66" is a delightful exploration of one of jazz's most beloved saxophonists.