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Ben Webster - Soulville (1957) [Jazz][mp3 320][h33t][schon55]

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Ben Webster - Soulville

Original Release Date: October 15, 1957 

Label: Verve 

Audio CD: October 25, 1990 

Label: Polygram Records 

Total time: 49:11

Bitrate: 320 kbps



The by turns grizzled and vaporous-toned Webster really hit his stride on the Verve label.  During a stretch from
roughly 1953-1959, the Ellington alumnus showcased his supreme playing with both combos and string sections, swingers
and ballads -- and lurking beneath his blustery and hulking sound were solo lines brimming with sophistication and wit. 
This 1957 date with the Oscar Peterson Trio is one of the highlights of that golden '50s run.  After starting off with
two bluesy originals -- the slow burning title track and gutsy 'Late Date' -- Webster gets to the heart of things on
five wistful ballads: Here, his exquisitely sly 'Makin' Whoopee' is only outdone by an incredibly nuanced 'Where Are
You.'  Providing sympathetic counterpoint, Peterson forgoes his usual pyrotechnics for some leisurely compact solos; his
cohorts -- guitarist Herb Ellis, bassist Ray Brown, and drummer Stan Levey -- are equally assured and splendid.  And
ending the set with flair, Webster takes over the piano for three somewhat middling yet still impressive stride and
boogie-woogie-styled numbers (these are his only piano recordings).  Newcomers shouldn't hesitate to start here. ~
Stephen Cook, AMG



Absolutely beautiful music.  Webster's tenor sax in his greatest decade.  One of his best albums.  What more can you ask
for? Wonderful support from Oscar Peterson, Ray Brown and company.  Ten songs, four gorgeous ballads.  The CD has three
previously unreleased tracks not included on the original LP of Webster playing a fierce, nerve-jangling boogie-woogie
style piano.  They're of interest because it's Webster pounding the heck out of the keys but they don't really
contribute to the otherwise sumptious beauty of the proceedings.  The contents of the original LP is what you'd be
buying this for, the first seven songs - Ben Webster at the summit of his art or one of the summits I should say for he
attained this level of artistic achievement a number of times throughout the 50s. ~ nostrilbone



This was the first Ben Webser LP I bought - at a used record store in Berkeley, CA in the early 1970's.  I had no idea
who Ben Webster was at the time - was just discovering jazz and I liked the album cover.  Thirty years later there is
not a week that goes by that I don't have Soulville on the turntable or in the CD player of my car.  It might not be Ben
Webster's best LP (King of the Tenors, maybe?) or his best playing (1939/40 with the Ellington band), but this record
has more grit and tender, loving SOUL than any album I've ever owned.  Sit back in your favorite chair, pour a snifter
of your favorite libation, turn out all the lights, make sure nobody is home and prepare to get kicked right in the
guts.  One warning - don't play this LP if your wife or girlfriend has just walked out on you - it will bring you to
tears.  And Stan Levey, by the way, was Charlie Parker's regular drummer after Max Roach left and, along with Roy
McCurdy is the best drummer I've heard live on a REGULAR basis.  And the rest of the rythym section speaks for itself. ~
Elmo's Firetruck



Personnel:

Ben Webster (Tenor Saxophone and Piano) 

Ray Brown (Double Bass) 

Herb Ellis (Guitar) 

Stan Levey (Drums) 

Oscar Peterson (Piano) - 1-7 



Ben Webster - Soulville Tracks:

01  Soulville (Ben Webster) 8:06 

02  Late Date (Ben Webster) 7:15 

03  Time On My Hands (Harold Adamson/Mack Gordon/Vincent Youmans) 4:19 

04  Lover Come Back To Me (Oscar Hammerstein II/Sigmund Romberg) 8:28 

05  Where Are You (Harold Adamson/Jimmy McHugh) 4:43 

06  Makin' Whoopee (Gus Kahn/Walter Donaldson) 4:32 

07  Ill Wind (Harold Arlen/Ted Koehler) 3:34 

08  Who (Oscar Hammerstein II/Jerome Kern) 2:59 *

09  Boogie-Woogie (Ben Webster) 3:08 *

10  Roses Of Picardy (Frederick Edward Weatherly/Haydn Wood) 2:07 *

* Bonus tracks

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