Results for "Dave Brubeck"

Three To Get Ready

By Dave Brubeck

Label: Milestone Records
Released: 2001

Jazz Impressions of Japan

By Dave Brubeck

Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Tokyo Traffic, Rising Sun, Toki's Theme, Fujiyama, Zen Is When, The City Is Crying, Osaka Blues, Koto Song Koto Song.

Vocal Encounters

By Dave Brubeck

Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: That Old Black Magic; Summer Song; My Melancholy Baby; It

Live From The USA & UK

By Dave Brubeck

Label: Telarc Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Disk 1: Body And Soul, Cherokee, Easy To Love, What Will I Tell My Heart, Sunny Side Of The Street, The Things You Never Remember, Broadway Bossa Nova, Don't Worry About Me; Take Five

Disk 2: Margie, Waltzing, Marian McPartland, Exactly Like You, Three To Get Ready, Take Five, Take The A Train, Be Natural Blues

At Carnegie Hall

By Dave Brubeck

Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: St. Louis Blues; Bossa Nova U.S.A.; For All We Know; Pennies From Heaven; Southern Scene (Briar Bush); Three to Get Ready (and Four to Go); Eleven-Four; It's a Raggy Waltz; King for a Day; Castilian Drums; Blue Rondo a la Turk; Take Five.

Jazz: Red Hot And Cool

By Dave Brubeck

Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Lover; Little Girl Blue; Fare Thee Well, Annabelle; Sometimes I'm Happy; The Duke; Indiana; Love Walked In; Taking a Chance on Love; Closing Time Blues.

The Crossing

By Dave Brubeck

Label: Telarc Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: The Crossing; Day after Day; Mariel; All My Love;

Dave Brubeck Quartet: The Crossing

by Dave Nathan
November 1, 2001

Dave Brubeck's newest album is titled The Crossing. Whether there is some deep allegorical meaning here is unclear. God knows, at this stage of this man's career he needs neither metaphors nor affirmation. Having performed in each of the last seven decades, Brubeck has passed the greatest and sternest test of all, time. He's here with ...

Dave Brubeck Quartet: Jazz Impressions of Japan

by Wayne Zade
September 1, 2001

Like Louis Armstrong, Dizzy Gillespie, and their groups, Dave Brubeck and his first great quartet were among the first jazz musicians after World War II to travel diplomatically in the service of peace throughout the world. Armstrong released Ambassador Satch in 1955, and Brubeck released The Real Ambassadors, with Armstrong, Carmen McRae, and others, seven years ...

The Dave Brubeck Quartet: Jazz: Red Hot And Cool

by Jim Santella
June 1, 2001

The “red hot" in the title comes from this album's cover photograph. A lovely model with bright red attire worked with Dave Brubeck and Paul Desmond to provide the visual nightclub perspective. The “cool," of course, comes from the quartet's music. Recorded at Basin Street in New York at three dates in 1954 and '55, The ...