Blurb:

In the mid-1950s, the Classic Oscar Peterson Trio established a remarkable legacy as accompanists for iconic vocalists. Collaborating with Ella Fitzgerald, navigated a complex personal relationship post-divorce. The trio's disciplined support allowed Fitzgerald to shine, resulting in numerous albums. Norman Granz's keen curation extended to successful collaborations with Louis Armstrong, Billie Holiday, and Buddy Rich. Despite personal challenges, the trio maintained musical excellence, contributing to groundbreaking projects like Ella and Louis. Their final year saw notable collaborations with vocalists Dorothy Dandridge, Toni Harper, and Anita O'Day, underscoring their enduring impact on the American Songbook.