Ben Webster & Buck Clayton w. Henry Chaix quartet - Ben and Buck, live 1967 Antwerp Jazz Club, Switzerland (1994 Sackville)

Ben Webster Sax (Tenor)
Buck Clayton Trumpet
Henri Chaix Piano
Alain DuBois Guitar
Isla Eckinger Bass
Romano Cavicchiolo Drums

1 The Hucklebuck Alfred, Gibson 7'47
2 Satin Doll Ellington, Mercer, Strayhorn 5'47
3 Perdido Drake, Lengsfelder, Tizol 7'11
4 My Romance Hart, Rodgers 6'50
5 In a Mellow Tone Ellington, Gabler 6'14
6 That's All Brandt, Haymes 5'15
7 Topsy Battle, Durham 6'37
8 I Want a Little Girl Mencher, Moll 4'51
9 C Jam Blues Bigard, Ellington 7'50
10 Sunday Conn, Krueger, Miller, Styne 6'35

By canuckteach Jazz Guy
I purchased "Ben and Buck" in the summer of 2000 up here in Canada. I have enjoyed it immensely, playing it often enough to 'wear the grooves out', so to speak. It was recorded in Switzerland in 1967 during a period when Buck Clayton was touring Europe and performing with local small group talent--in this case, the Henry Chaix quartet. However, their regular sax player sat out so that Ben Webster, who settled in Europe permanently in 1964, could join Buck at Kantonsschule Baden for this session. The boys really cook for "Hucklebuck" and "Perdido". More Ellingtonia with "Satin Doll" and "C Jam Blues". Buck solos his signature number "I Want a Little Girl". Ben steps up for 2 soulful, slow tunes: "My Romance" and "That's All"-pure heaven.. an older Webster still retained that trademark rich tone. Ten lengthy traks in all. Arild Wideroe had the foresight to produce/record these concerts-fortunately for us-and Sackville Records of Toronto is the proud distributor of this series of historic concerts.