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Thank you for viewing. Shipping included, ships within 24 hours. Condition: Used. Some mold stains. Japanese pressing, no obi (sleeve). There are no noticeable scratches on the record, but I have sold my turntable, so I haven't been able to confirm playback. Thank you. George Benson 『The Other Side of Abbey Road』Japanese pressing (LAX-3109) George Benson's album 『The Other Side of Abbey Road』, released in 1970, is a jazz cover album that boldly and attractively reconstructs The Beatles' masterpiece 『Abbey Road』 (1969). Featuring master musicians such as Ron Carter, Herbie Hancock, Sonny Fortune, and Freddie Hubbard, the album showcases Benson's guitar/vocals, blending the boundaries of pop and jazz. This work rearranges the original Beatles compositions while maintaining a consistent concept and fluidity in its arrangements. Medley arrangements such as "Golden Slumbers/You Never Give Me Your Money" and "Because/Come Together" create new storytelling. John Ballon of All About Jazz praised this work as "a very cohesive and excellent album," highly valuing the richness of the solo performances. Album Overview Item Content Release Year: June 1970 (Recorded: October-November 1969, Van Gelder Studio) Producer/Arranger: Creed Taylor / Don Sebesky Performers: George Benson (Guitar/Vocals), Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter, Freddie Hubbard, Sonny Fortune, and others Summary A rare attempt to recreate Beatles classics as jazz, this work does not end up as a mere imitation, thanks to its meticulous arrangements and performance. It is a complete album, both as jazz and pop, where Benson's guitar and the performances of the luxurious members harmonize.
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