Oscar Peterson - Romance: The Vocal Styling Of
Tribute album for the singer.
Peterson's relationship with singing was not was not limited to his appreciation as a fan.
In fact, he sang professionally and even recorded several albums showcasing his vocals showcased his singing.
His singing style bore strong similarities to that of another Pianist and singer Nat King Cole: Nat King Cole.
In 1953, he recorded a complete, lengthy Vocal session, which was first released as the 10-inch LP "Oscar Peterson Sings" and later released as a 12-inch LP under the title "Romance: The Vocal Styling of Oscar Peterson".
In addition, there were a few isolated Vocal recordings that Peterson had made during mainly instrumental sessions sessions.
Tribute album for the singer.
Peterson's relationship with singing was not was not limited to his appreciation as a fan.
In fact, he sang professionally and even recorded several albums showcasing his vocals showcased his singing.
His singing style bore strong similarities to that of another Pianist and singer Nat King Cole: Nat King Cole.
In 1953, he recorded a complete, lengthy Vocal session, which was first released as the 10-inch LP "Oscar Peterson Sings" and later released as a 12-inch LP under the title "Romance: The Vocal Styling of Oscar Peterson".
In addition, there were a few isolated Vocal recordings that Peterson had made during mainly instrumental sessions sessions.
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Tribute album for the singer.
Peterson's relationship with singing was not was not limited to his appreciation as a fan.
In fact, he sang professionally and even recorded several albums showcasing his vocals showcased his singing.
His singing style bore strong similarities to that of another Pianist and singer Nat King Cole: Nat King Cole.
In 1953, he recorded a complete, lengthy Vocal session, which was first released as the 10-inch LP "Oscar Peterson Sings" and later released as a 12-inch LP under the title "Romance: The Vocal Styling of Oscar Peterson".
In addition, there were a few isolated Vocal recordings that Peterson had made during mainly instrumental sessions sessions.
