it's a shame you don't have much Brubeck.
Almost enough, but still more out there I don't have. Did I mention I'm a Brubeck nut from way back?
Today's MONO playlist
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Almost enough, but still more out there I don't have. Did I mention I'm a Brubeck nut from way back?
Brubeck plays Brubeck, Columbia CL 878, a six "eye" lp from 1956.
Jazz Impressions of the U.S.A. by the quartet, featuring Paul Desmond, with Norman Bates on bass and Joe Morello on drums. Columbia CL 984, in mono six"eye" from 1957. I love Dave's Summer Song.
I've been on a Brubeck kick lately, and I figure I'm in this far - I might as well just keep going. So here is another Columbia six "eye" from 1957 - CL 1034.
Jazz Goes to Junior College. The DB Quartet - Brubeck, Desmond, Bates and Morello. When they started out the only reason they named the quartet after Brubeck is his name was the most well known in the venues they were playing.
Jazz Goes to Junior College. The DB Quartet - Brubeck, Desmond, Bates and Morello. When they started out the only reason they named the quartet after Brubeck is his name was the most well known in the venues they were playing.
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Now up - Dave Digs Disney, Columbia CL 1059 also from 1957, and also with six "eye" label and in mono. Dave's version of Alice in Wonderland is a favorite - mine and his. It ended up on a few of his albums.
Dave Brubeck and Jay and Kai recorded live at Newport on July 6, 1956. Columbia CL 932, six "eye" of course, and mono. Side one is the Brubeck quartet, and side two is by the J.J. Johnson - Kai Winding Quintet. The quintet is unusual in having two trombones, and a rhythm section with Dick Katz on piano, Bill Crow on bass, and Rudy Collins on drums.
Hey Gannon,
I see you have Vol.5, your going to have to tell me AGAIN what volumes you need!
Can't seem to find that piece of paper with the volumes you told me.
Hey Gannon,
I see you have Vol.5, your going to have to tell me AGAIN what volumes you need!
Ha ha! Yeah it's Vols. 7, 8, and 9. Are Santa and the Elves on the case?
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Gone With the Wind, Columbia CL 1347, from 1959.
Ha ha! Yeah it's Vols. 7, 8, and 9. Are Santa and the Elves on the case?
You know they are busy year 'round!
The Riddle, Columbia CL 1454 Demo.
Mono?! Probably a Generation ahead of me (loved it when my parents would spin Sinatra), but listened to his music very frequently over the past 15 years, that song being a favorite. I never noticed. Hell, I think that I may as well sell my various systems, and get a 1970's Era turntable speaker inside a little box! 
P.S., how is this possible?
P.S., how is this possible?
