A Night At The Movies / Erroll Garner

The Octave Remastered Series represents the heart of Erroll Garner’s recorded catalog. Spanning 12 albums recorded and released between 1959 and 1976, this collection of music is among the most important in the history of jazz. All of these albums were owned by Garner’s Octave Records and licensed for release on a variety of iconic labels. Over 20 years ago these albums were bundled on to double albums and released by Telarc in a 6 release set. While this was appropriate for the era, this repackaging of Garner’s discography caused some material to be cut for time. It is now time to untangle his discography and restore each of these 12 records to their original artistic statement. The series will include newly restored transfers of the original master tapes, painstakingly remixed and mastered by Octave’s GRAMMY winning team of producers and engineers. All releases will be available in high resolution audio across all digital platforms. Not only will the Octave Remastered Series restore Garner’s digital discography to it’s rightful state, it will also endeavor to shed new light on Garner’s talent and artistic journey through a host of exclusive additional content offerings. The producers of the series will be sharing a number of newly uncovered items from the Garner archives related to various releases in posts on ErrollGarner.com. Historian and author Robin D.G. Kelley will curate a series of twelve conversations with notable individuals from Jazz to be made available as audio podcasts and written essays. This series will provide an unprecedented look into the life and career of one of the most important figures in Jazz. This classic Garner album contains music from some of the last studio sessions of Garner’s longest running trio, with Calhoun (bass) and Martin (drums). After nearly a decade of touring and recording together, they function here as an uncanny musical unit, deftly navigating Garner’s twists and turns. Here are a dozen of his favorite deep cuts from the movies he loved.