Oscar Peterson - Plays the Cole Porter Songbook - 180g on limited colored vinyl w/ 1 bonus track

Oscar Peterson
Plays the Cole Porter Songbook
Jazz Images 350238 - re-issue 180g LP on BLUE vinyl w/ a bonus track and alternate cover art 

Like many artists, Peterson's reputation has been tarnished by the things for which he was most admired. There was also more than a little Chopin in him, which is not very evident in this fine collection of Cole Porter tunes. Like Ella Fitzgerald, Cole Porter seems an ideal source for Peterson, who is an incomparable ally of verbal and musical dexterity, an improviser who must find musical equivalents for the shimmering rhymes. Peterson's rhythmic gifts and legendary talent are standout features of these performances. Most remarkable, however, is the irresistible swing of this group, whose infectious energy breathes new life into familiar songs. The cohesion of this trio gives the impression that there is only one mind behind their sounds. Joining Mr. Peterson are Ray Brown & Ed Thigpen. Recorded in August of 1959. 

In the Still of the Night
It's All Right with Me
Love for Sale
Just One of Those Things
I've Got You Under My Skin
Every Time We Say Goodbye
Night and Day
Easy to Love
Why Can't You Behave 
I Love Paris 
I Concentrate on You 
It's De-Lovely 
I Get a Kick Out of You **

** = Bonus track not found on the original album