Brubeck Dave

Dave Brubeck's defining masterpiece, "Time Out" is one of the best-known and biggest-selling jazz albums ever made. With Eugene Wright on bass and Joe morello on drums, it became one of the most rhythmically innovative albums in jazz history. Featuring hit single "Take Five", with Paul Desmond's characteristic alto sax, "Time Out" belongs in even the most rudimentary jazz collection.<br/><br/>1 BONUS TRACK.<br/><br/>BONUS TRACK(S)<br/>COLOURED VINYL<br/>HIGH QUALITY<br/>LIMITED EDITION

180 gram vinyl.<br/><br/>Having had major success with the 1959 LP 'Time Out', it is no surprise that Dave Brubeck decided on a followup which came in the shape of the 1961 album 'Time Further Out'. Once again, Dave plays about with various unusual time signatures, The album tracks are arranged in increasing order of time signatures, starting with It's a Raggy Waltz in 3/4 and closing with Blue Shadows in the Street in 9/4. 'Time Further Out' was generally considered a worthy successor to 'Time Out', peaking at Number 8 on the Billboard album chart. Dave Brubeck has left a considerable legacy to succeeding generations. He was determined to synthesise all that he felt was good in music, and he always did so with a touch of humour.

Brubeck Dave: Take Five [Vinyl LP]

This relase was recorded live at the *Newport Jazz Festival* in Rhode Island, July 3, 1958. It served as a tribute to *Duke Ellington,* with each band playing a set primarily drawn from *Ellington's* repertoire. The inspired choice of "Jump for Joy" makes for some of the most magical moments, while "Perdido" provides an extended workout for Desmond and Brubeck.

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Brubeck Dave: Brubeck Time [Vinyl LP]

Dave Brubeck-konsert från hans glansdagar. Inspelad i Hannover 1958.