
The full orchestra
Sixteen pieces and a singer: four trumpets, four trombones, five saxophones and the rhythm section, for concert halls, festivals and big rooms.
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Big band from Kansas City, swinging since 1935.

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Savoy Ballroom tribute, Harlem StageNew York
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Basie has managed to assemble an ensemble that can thrill both the listener who remembers 1938 and the youngster who has never before heard a big band like this.
The only perfect, completely perfect recording session I’ve ever had anything to do with.
The Basie band took much of its character from the subtle way the Count’s pithy, elliptical attack framed his shouting brass and saxes.
Undismayed by Chick’s forceful drum beating, the Count maintained an attitude of poise and self-assurance.

Sixteen pieces and a singer: four trumpets, four trombones, five saxophones and the rhythm section, for concert halls, festivals and big rooms.
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The small group from inside the band: piano, guitar, bass and drums with trumpet, trombone and tenor. For clubs, jazz bars and smaller stages.
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The orchestra behind a singer, the way it backed Jimmy Rushing, Helen Humes and Joe Williams: two sets of blues and standards.
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