George Shearing — Artist (8)
Christmas with George Shearing Quintet [Music] Douban
George Shearing genre: Jazz
release date 1998-09-29 publisher: Telarc
Pianist and composer Sir George Shearing has died, at age 91. Born blind, Shearing was a self-taught musician, the youngest of nine children of a London coal man. In a career spent almost entirely in the U.S., he won fame, fortune and eventually a knighthood from Queen Elizabeth for a lifetime of elegant jazz.
Beauty and the Beat! [Music] Douban
Peggy Lee / George Shearing genre: Jazz
release date 2003-05-20 publisher: Blue Note Records
Pianist and composer Sir George Shearing has died, at age 91. Born blind, Shearing was a self-taught musician, the youngest of nine children of a London coal man. In a career spent almost entirely in the U.S., he won fame, fortune and eventually a knighthood from Queen Elizabeth for a lifetime of elegant jazz.
Shearing Piano [Music] Douban
George Shearing genre: Jazz
release date 2001-06-05 publisher: Blue Note Records
Pianist and composer Sir George Shearing has died, at age 91. Born blind, Shearing was a self-taught musician, the youngest of nine children of a London coal man. In a career spent almost entirely in the U.S., he won fame, fortune and eventually a knighthood from Queen Elizabeth for a lifetime of elegant jazz.
George Shearing Cannonball Quintets at Newport [Music] Douban
George Shearing / Cannonball Adderley Quintets genre: Jazz
release date 2002-11-12 publisher: Pablo
Pianist and composer Sir George Shearing has died, at age 91. Born blind, Shearing was a self-taught musician, the youngest of nine children of a London coal man. In a career spent almost entirely in the U.S., he won fame, fortune and eventually a knighthood from Queen Elizabeth for a lifetime of elegant jazz.
Verve Jazz Masters 57 [Music] Douban
George Shearing genre: Jazz
release date 1996-05-21 publisher: Polygram Records
Pianist and composer Sir George Shearing has died, at age 91. Born blind, Shearing was a self-taught musician, the youngest of nine children of a London coal man. In a career spent almost entirely in the U.S., he won fame, fortune and eventually a knighthood from Queen Elizabeth for a lifetime of elegant jazz.