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Recorded 2/56. Clef MG C-708. "Oscar Peterson
Plays Count Basie"

"Blues for Basie"

l. Overall simplicity and clarity of bass lines.

2. Use of repeated notes (1st six bars of 2nd chorus).
3. Extensive use of blues scale in solo.
4. Use of triplet "drops" during walking.
5. Use of octaves (2nd walking chorus after solo).

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