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Rare Jazz Films Restored
by Jeff Fitzgerald, Genius
The Los Angeles Museum of Films One Watches In Order to Make Themselves Feel Intellectually Superior (or LAMFO, to its friends) will be unveiling a series of long-forgotten jazz-related films sure to please both jazz snobs and film snobs, if such a thing is possible. The Swing Forward, Fall Back Series follows in the tradition of ...
Stan Getz: At The Shrine
by Chris May
> Stan Getz At The Shrine Verve 1955 Bookended between The Complete Roost Recordings (Verve, 1950-55) and The Steamer (Verve, 1956), this November 8, 1954 live recording from the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles is often overlooked when checklists of tenor saxophonist Stan Getz's early classics are ...
Captain Marvel
Featuring the music of Stan Getz
Duration: 6:23
Stan Getz: Jazz Giants '58
by Samuel Chell
Although one could quarrel easily enough with the title, this meeting rises above the usual jam session produced by impresario Norman Granz for his Verve label because of the personnel. Gerry Mulligan, Sweets Edison, Oscar Peterson (practically the house pianist" at Verve), Ray Brown--these are inimitable and personal instrumental voices in American music, and each speaks ...
Live
By Stan Getz
Label: Giant Step Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: CD1: I Only Have Eyes For You; Jive At Five; Moonlight In Vermont; Love Me Or Leave Me; So Long Broadway; Topsy; Four Others; All The Things You Are; Creme De Menthe; Viva Zapata!; Bernie's Tune; Solitaire. CD2: Morgan Davis; La Soncailli; Luau; Comin' Thru The Rye Bread; Taking A Chance On Love; The Big Top; The Duke You Say!; Sunset Eyes; Witch Doctor No. 2; Round About Midnight; Mood For Lighthouse; Blind Man's Bluff; Lady Jean; Casa De Luz.
Stan Getz & The Lighthouse All Stars: Live
by Nic Jones
Tenor saxophonist, Stan Getz, had a way with music that was always pretty uncompromising. Capable of producing a tone of exceptional beauty, he often relied on it to disguise a certain imperious quality in his work. If this was indeed the case, then it was prevalent for the majority of his career. However, musically speaking, he ...


