The Modern Sound of Betty Carter (Verve By Request): Vinyl LP music-product Always positioning himself in and

Always positioning himself in and amongst the bigger questions in life

Otherwise the fantastic quintet—with McLean joined by Tommy Turrentine on trumpet

The four extended pieces performed here scale the pinnacle of the mid-1960s jazz avant-garde

Don't Weep For The Lady

In May 1955

The Modern Sound of Betty Carter (Verve By Request): Vinyl LP music-product Always positioning himself in andThis 1960 albums inventive Richard Weiss arrangements combine with Carters uniquely masterful and modern vocals for fresh takes on standards. Highlights include a lively run through What A Little Moonlight Can Do, inspired scatting on On The Alamo and a beautifully tender take on Theres No You. This Verve By Request title is pressed on 180 gram vinyl at Third Man in Detroit. Tracklist: Side A 1. What A Little Moonlight Can Do 2. There's No You 3. I