| Format: | LP |
| Availability: | In stock |
“It seems incredible to me that anyone as good as Oscar Peterson could still improve,” wrote critic Alun Morgan in Gramophone's April 1964 issue. Recorded in Los Angeles in December 1962, Night Train finds Oscar Peterson and his long-running trio delivering one of their finest sessions. The group brings fresh life to well-worn standards like ‘C Jam Blues’ and ‘Moten Swing’, with Peterson’s playing described as “as strong as a bank vault, yet supple enough to swing all of the time.” It’s a deeply assured and brilliantly executed set—widely regarded as one of the pianist’s most essential recordings.
