Experience the timeless elegance of Harry "Sweets" Edison's trumpet mastery with "Edison's Swing Circuit," a captivating collection of jazz, hard bop, and bebop tracks that showcase his distinctive style and unparalleled skill. Released on December 12, 2012, by VintageVibe Records, this album is a testament to Edison's enduring legacy in the world of jazz.
"Edison's Swing Circuit" features 12 enchanting tracks, including fan favorites like "Oh! How I Hate to Get up in the Afternoon," "Blues in the Closet," and "How Am I to Know?" The album spans a generous 1 hour and 23 minutes, offering a rich and immersive listening experience. Originally, some of these songs were released on earlier albums like "The Swinger" and "Mr. Swing," while others, such as "How Am I to Know" and "Blues in the Closet," were issued for the first time during the digital era.
Harry "Sweets" Edison, a master trumpeter, was renowned for his smooth and lyrical playing style, earning him a place among the greats in the swing and big band era. A mainstay in the Count Basie Orchestra, Edison's contributions to jazz are immeasurable. His ability to create energy and excitement with each chorus is evident throughout this album, making it a standout in his discography.
Whether you're a longtime fan of Harry "Sweets" Edison or a newcomer to his music, "Edison's Swing Circuit" is a delightful journey through the golden age of jazz. The album's blend of classic and newly released tracks offers a comprehensive look at Edison's artistry, showcasing his versatility and enduring appeal.
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