Betty Carter & her Trio - The Good Life | Live in Munich (1992)

The premiere of the First Lady of Jazz at the Munich Philharmonie.
Cyrus A. Chestnut - piano
Jon Roland Ariel - bass
Clarence I. Penn - drums
Betty Carter - singer
Sacha Distel/Jack Reardon - The Good Life
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Betty Carter was accompanied by a trio with Cyrus A. Chestnut, Jon Roland Ariel and Clarence l. Penn. Betty Carter denied heating up the public with lurid and popular standards or phrases, instead, she celebrated great singing artistry in her unmistakable artistic profile.

[@callmemonkh9020]

Absolute Perfection. THAT'S who SHE WAS. That's WHERE She Is...

[@callmemonkh9020]

I Miss U, Verrrry Much, Betty Carter!! REST in POWER!!

[@pablotorres7436]

The latín side of Betty Carter OFF THE CHARTS... I've rediscovered why I loved this style of singing... And playing... Drummer, bass AND piano players are also OFF THE CHARTS ❤

[@pablotorres7436]

Bossa style ... I'ts amazing How integrated her phrasing Is with a song in a faster tempo also... I mean, we All know her mastery in slow tempo romantic Bossa or whispery Cha Cha... But she was also almighty in faster tempo samba like here... Then it changes to straight Swing ... I feel she was equally good in soft ballads, than in saucy up tempo latín rythms. Like in Naima's Love Song... She didn't do a Cuban vocal impro or 'soneo' in rhymes,, but she created her own syllabic equivalent... She Is probably the greatest EVER in this particular sense

[@muhammadshakoor8745]

Ms Be Bop Carter is my favorite vocalist 😍

[@b133le]

That's Curtis Lundy on bass!

[@juliosajevicas4719]

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[@titolivido7669]

Betty Carter está sobrevalorada, canta fatal y se sostiene en su banda, q suele ser muy buena.

[@metallicaaaa1]

Fatal? exageras demasiado