Oscar Peterson - Affinity (Acoustic Sound Series) Format:180G Deluxe Remastered Gatefold Black Vinyl meant that barely anyone heard

meant that barely anyone heard some of the best pop songs of the era

there is little that resembles traditional song structure

And if this doesn’t get you then surely the next track will: arguably the definitive version of Ewan MacColl’s “The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face”

Omar kept on at his usual fearsome creative pace

Al Reinert’s documentary For All Mankind is the story of the twenty-four men who travelled to the moon

Oscar Peterson - Affinity (Acoustic Sound Series) Format:180G Deluxe Remastered Gatefold Black Vinyl meant that barely anyone heardAffinity' captures a studio session from September 1962 in Chicago, featuring Peterson on piano alongside his long time trio partners Ray Brown (bass) and Ed Thigpen (drums). The album offers a refined selection of standards delivered with the assured interplay that defined the Peterson Brown Thigpen trio. Peterson's first recorded take on the Bill Evans classic 'Waltz For Debby' is a lyrical, nuanced performance and 'Gravy Waltz', co written by Ray