My Shining Hour

Stan Getz and the Boston Pops Orchestra

“The tenor plays a beautiful version of “My Shining Hour””

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Stan Getz (1927-91) always had a very attractive tone on the tenor in addition to being an adventurous yet melodic improviser.

Late in his career, Getz made an appearance on a televised concert with the Boston Pops Orchestra, directed by John Williams.

With the orchestra plus a fine rhythm section, Getz plays a swinging version of the early 1940s standard “My Shining Hour.”

Personnel:

Stan Getz, tenor
Bob Winter, piano
John Lockwood, bass
Grady Tate, drums
Boston Pops Orchestra

– Scott Yanow

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My Shining Hour

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“The tenor plays a beautiful version of “My Shining Hour””

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