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1982 studio album by Ron Carter/Cedar Walton Duo
Heart & Soul is an album of duets by bassist Ron Carter and pianist Cedar Walton that was recorded in 1981 and released on the Dutch Timeless label.[ 1] [ 2]
Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating Allmusic [ 3]
Allmusic awarded the album 3 stars, stating: "Heart & Soul is certainly not a loose 'blowing session'; it's clear that the duo's repertoire had carefully developed during a year of gigging together in Manhattan. At the same time, the music never feels overarranged and stiff; there is always room for spontaneity.... Recommended."[ 3]
All compositions by Ron Carter except as indicated
"Heart and Soul " (Hoagy Carmichael , Frank Loesser ) – 3:04
"Django " (John Lewis ) – 5:35
"Frankie and Johnnie " (Traditional) – 4:59
"Little Waltz" – 6:38
"Telephone" – 3:16
"My Funny Valentine " (Lorenz Hart , Richard Rodgers ) – 7:41
"Back to Bologna" (Cedar Walton) – 4:14
"A Beautiful Friendship" (Donald Kahn, Stanley Styne) – 4:59
Years given are for the recording(s), not first release
Albums as leader or co-leader
Where? (1961)
Uptown Conversation (1969)
Alone Together (with Jim Hall , 1972)
Blues Farm (1973)
All Blues (1973)
Spanish Blue (1974)
Anything Goes (1975)
Yellow & Green (1976)
Pastels (1976)
Piccolo (1977)
Third Plane (1977)
Peg Leg (1978)
A Song for You (1978)
1 + 3 (1978)
Carnaval (1978)
Pick 'Em (1978)
Parade (1979)
New York Slick (1979)
Patrão (1980)
Parfait (1980)
Empire Jazz (1980)
Super Strings (1981)
Heart & Soul (with Cedar Walton , 1981)
Etudes (1982)
Live at Village West (with Jim Hall, 1982)
Telephone (with Jim Hall, 1984)
All Alone (1988)
Something in Common (with Houston Person , 1989)
Duets (with Helen Merrill , 1989)
Now's the Time (with Houston Person, 1990)
Eight Plus (1990)
Panamanhattan (with Richard Galliano , 1990)
Mr. Bow-tie (1995)
The Bass and I (1997)
So What? (1998)
Orfeu (1999)
When Skies Are Grey... (2000)
Dialogues (with Houston Person, 2000)
Standards (2001)
The Golden Striker (2003)
Just Between Friends (with Houston Person, 2005)
Dear Miles (2006)
It's the Time (2007)
Jazz & Bossa (2008)
Chemistry (with Houston Person, 2015)
Remember Love (with Houston Person, 2018)
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