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The Dave Pell Octet was one of several mid-size Cool Jazz bands that formed in the wake of Miles Davis's Cool sides of 1949/1950. Tenor saxophonist Dave Pell played with Les Brown's big band during 1948-56 and started to record with an octet drawn from the orchestra in 1953. His first project was a set of a dozen Irving Berlin tunes, followed by several more songbook collections in the decade. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

Jazz for Dancing and Listening

I Had The Craziest Dream
Summer Jazz Collection
Plays Again

Sunday Afternoons at the Lighthouse Cafe
Jazz Goes Dancing (Prom To Prom)
Live in Paradise
Jazz & Romantic Places

Jazz and Romantic Places (Full Album Plus Bonus Tracks 1957)
Swingin' in the Ol' Corral
50+ Jazz Classics
Jazz West Coast 1950-1958: From Hollywood to Los Angeles