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Dave Brubeck: One Alone

Read "One Alone" reviewed by Mark Corroto

by Mark Corroto
September 1, 2000

It seems these days older players go to Cleveland to conclude their careers. Bad news if you’re a baseball fan, but great tidings for jazz fans, because Telarc, a leader in sound engineering is based there. As New York labels seem to be searching for younger and prettier musicians, Telarc has documented the recent work of ...

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Dave Brubeck: One Alone

by AAJ Staff
September 1, 2000

Dave Brubeck's output continues unabated, thanks in large part during this decade to Telarc Jazz. One of those artists who can't help but be creative through his lifetime, Brubeck is constantly working, tweaking, composing, performing, educating and inspiring.“One Alone" is a testament to that kind of dogged dedication to art, either by Brubeck himself ...

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In Moscow

By Dave Brubeck

Label: Milestone Records
Released: 1999

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The 40th Anniversary Tour Of The U.K.

By Dave Brubeck

Label: Milestone Records
Released: 1999

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Dave Brubeck: The 40th Anniversary Tour of The U.K.

by C. Michael Bailey
September 1, 1999

Deliberate. In listening to Dave Brubeck for the past 20 years, I would define his performance as deliberate. Brubeck’s playing is always well thought out and delivered. This current disc makes no break from this summation. Mr. Brubeck swings with a effortless ease that barely betrays Brubeck’s careful craftsmanship. The 40th Anniversary Tour of The U.K. ...

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Dave Brubeck / Oscar Peterson

By Dave Brubeck

Label: Milestone Records
Released: 1998

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Dave Brubeck Plays Standards

By Dave Brubeck

Label: Milestone Records
Released: 1998

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Playing Our Songs

By Dave Brubeck

Label: Milestone Records
Released: 1998

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Monterey Jazz Festival: Forty Legendary Years

By Dave Brubeck

Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 1997
Track listing: Opening; The Star Spangled Banner; For All We Know; Fine And Mellow; Blueport; Blue Daniel; Straight No Chaser; Chelsea Bridge; Don.

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Grover Washington, Jr.: Next Exit

by AAJ Staff
August 1, 1997

Any Grover excursion is worth listening to and Next Exit is one of Grover's finer outings. From the Dave Brubeck “Take Five" opener featuring the golden background vocals of Fourever, he takes us on a mid tempo groove which has been covered by others but somehow this interpretation leaves you in no doubt that it's GWJ. ...