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KPLU Studio Sessions
Benny Golson: The second half-century
By Justin Steyer and Abe Beeson
Credit Justin Steyer / KPLU
Benny Golson perfroms in the KPLU studios on February 29, 2012.
Tenor saxophonist/composer, Benny Golson is now in his second half-century as a touring and recording jazz artist. He began performing almost 60 years ago and recorded his first LP as a bandleader 55 years ago … and if his stop by the KPLU studios last week is any indication, he shows no signs of slowing down now.
Benny’s visit was marked by his wonderfully humorous story-telling, which he wove around the performance of three of his best-loved compositions, Along Came Betty, Whisper Not and his stone-cold classic, Killer Joe (all of which can be seen in the video above.)
He was accompanied by pianist, Sharp Radway and drummer, Jason Marsalis.
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