In January 1970, the legendary Count Basie entered the studio with his remarkable 17-piece big band to record the iconic High Voltage album. This masterpiece, arranged by the talented Chico O’Farrill, showcases an impressive lineup, including Eddie ‘Lockjaw’ Davis, Cecil Payne, Joe Newman, Freddie Green, and Harold Jones.
This album features delightful tracks such as:
- Chicago – Count Basie Orchestra (2:47)
- Have You Met Miss Jones – Count Basie Orchestra (2:45)
- The Lady Is a Tramp – Count Basie Orchestra (2:53)
- I’m Getting Sentimental Over You – Count Basie Orchestra (2:46)
- Bewitched – Count Basie Orchestra (4:59)
- Day In Day Out – Count Basie Orchestra (2:33)
- Get Me to the Church On Time – Count Basie Orchestra (2:15)
- When Sonny Gets Blue – Count Basie Orchestra (3:43)
- On the Sunny Side of the Street – Count Basie Orchestra (2:15)
- Together – Count Basie Orchestra (3:07)
- If I Were a Bell – Count Basie Orchestra (3:07)
- I Didn’t Know What Time It Was – Count Basie Orchestra (2:11)
Join us in celebrating one of the best jazz albums of 1970 and discover why Count Basie remains an enduring icon in big band music.
Timothy Leach (verified owner) –
Absolutely love the Count Basie Orchestra’s High Voltage! The energy of the big band is unmatched, and it’s definitely one of the best jazz albums I’ve ever owned.
Randall Dennis (verified owner) –
As a fan of big band music, I was thrilled to find Count Basie vinyl records for sale. High Voltage is an incredible addition to my collection!
Kimberly Thomas (verified owner) –
This album is a timeless classic. The arrangements are fantastic, and it’s a perfect representation of the best jazz albums of 1970.