Seiji Ozawa, Boston Symphony Orchestra - "Respighi: Pini Di Roma - Feste Romane - Fontane Di Roma" Original Source style_Jersey Club For more of Basie's organ

For more of Basie's organ playing have a listen to 'One-Nighter' - a lovely medium tempo number on which he plays a restrained introductory solo

Los Angeles straight to cassette on a four-track recorder that TV on the Radio's Dave Sitek lent him

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and more into a powerful backdrop for Coltrane's improvisations

Seiji Ozawa, Boston Symphony Orchestra - "Respighi: Pini Di Roma - Feste Romane - Fontane Di Roma" Original Source style_Jersey Club For more of Basie's organNo contemporary Italian was as successful an instrumental composer in the concert hall in the period after World War I as Ottorino Respighi with his four movement symphonic poems, 'Fountains of Rome' (1917), 'Pines of Rome' (1924) and 'Feste Romane' (1929). In these works, programme music experienced a magnificent revival. When this Boston Symphony recording was made on 8 track analog in 1977, the nightingale's song was not recorded during the