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For All Time

By Dave Brubeck

Label: Milestone Records
Released: 2004

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Dave Brubeck: Private Brubeck Remembers

By Dave Brubeck

Label: Unknown label
Released: 2004

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Jazz at the College of the Pacific

By Dave Brubeck

Label: Fantasy Jazz
Released: 2004
Track listing: All the Things You Are; Laura; Lullaby In Rhythm; I'll Never Smile Again; I Remember April; I Remember You.

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Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Disc: 1 (Time Out) Blue Rondo A La Turk Strange Meadowlark Take Five Three To Get Ready Kathy's Waltz Everybody's Jumpin' Pick Up Sticks

Disc: 2 (Time Further Out) It's A Raggy Waltz Bluette Charles Mathew Halleujah Far More Blue Far More Drums Maori Blues Unsquare Dance Bru's Boogie Woogie Blue Shadows In The Street Slow And Easy It's A Raggy Waltz (Live At Carnegie Hall)

Disc: 3 (Countdown: Time In Outer Space) Countdown Eleven Four Why Phillis Waltz Someday My Prince Will Come Castilian Blues Castilian Drums Fast Life Waltz Limp Three's A Crowd Dance Duet Back To Earth Fatha

Disc: 4 (Time Changes) Iberia Unisphere Shim Wha World's Fair Cable Car Theme From Elementals Elementals

Disc: 5 (Time In) Lost Waltz Softly, William, Softley Time In Forty Days Travellin' Blues He Done Her Wrong Lonesome Cassandra Rude Old Man Who Said That? Watusi Drums

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Dave Brubeck Quartet: Jazz at the College of the Pacific

Read "Jazz at the College of the Pacific" reviewed by David Rickert

by David Rickert
December 1, 2004

Before he hit it big with Time Out, Dave Brubeck found a niche market with the college crowd. The tweed coat and horn-rimmed glasses set were eager to soak in all that he had to offer, and Brubeck can take part of the credit for turning jazz into a more academic pursuit than it was previously ...

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That Grand Dan Sound: Why Everyone Knows Steely Dan When They Hear Them

by Eric Pettine
October 8, 2004

Ok, so Miles Davis, Charles Mingus, Thelonious Monk and Dave Brubeck used them throughout the 1950s. In the 1960s and most of the 1970s, adventurous and ambitious horn-adorned groups like Chicago and Blood, Sweat and Tears also experimented successfully with them too. But we're talking cool chords (and their various permutations) here folks, not drugs.

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Dave Brubeck: Private Brubeck Remembers

Read "Private Brubeck Remembers" reviewed by Tod Smith

by Tod Smith
May 22, 2004

Perhaps the most intriguing aspect of Telarc International's release of Private Brubeck Remembers is the timing. From a historical standpoint, the 60th anniversary of D-Day--the Allied Invasion of Normandy Beach in France--coincides closely with the scheduled May 25th release date of this introspective and beautiful interpretation of songs from that historic period in world history. But ...

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For All Time

by Joshua Weiner
February 25, 2004

Popularity is double-edged, and perhaps no jazz artist exemplifies this better than Dave Brubeck. The unparalleled success of his classic quartets with Paul Desmond, which expanded the market for jazz into colleges and the homes of suburbia, often obscured his very real musical innovations. The ever-increasing professional sheen of Brubeck's '60s albums for Columbia, his interest ...

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