Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola

That's a cool one too.

At Dizzy's Club at Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York.

I hope some folks can make it out to that.

And yeah, I should have put the book in front of me so I could think of some other, there's some other good things.

In part one, we explored the stories and insights behind the decades-long performing and recording career of this renowned artist.

Our focus of this episode centers around his latest solo piano release called Renovation on Sunnyside Records which was recorded live at Dizzy's Club in New York City.

Let's give it up for Benny Green.

This album features 13 tracks and includes eight original compositions, alongside tunes by Bobby Timmons, Randy Weston, Hoagy Carmichael, Frank Lesser, and Matt Dennis and Tom Adair.

in the recording studio, but Renovation is now the first one you've ever done with a live audience.

Yes, sir.

When you were doing this recording in front of a live audience at Dizzy's Club, was it sheer delight, sheer terror, or was it something in between?

I can honestly say, not that I'm immune from stage fright, but there was no terror involved.