Dave Brubeck Quartet - Jazz Impressions of New York 1965 Columbia vinyl
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1965 Columbia CS 9075 360 Sound Stereo (in black w/arrows) vinyl release. Vinyl plays very good plus; does not skip. Jacket is whole; in shrink; scuff right bottom corner; no bar code.
Additional Information about Jazz Impressions of New York by Dave Brubeck (Columbia)
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Track Listing
Side 1
1. Theme From "Mr. Broadway"
2. Broadway Bossa Nova
3. Autumn in Washington Square
4. Something to Sing About
5. Sixth Sense
6. Spring in Central Park
Side 2
7. Lonely Mr. Broadway
8. Summer on the Sound
9. Winter Ballad
10. Broadway Romance
11. Upstage Rumba
Album Notes
Personnel: Dave Brubeck, Paul Desmond, Gene Wright, Joe Morello. Recorded in New York, New York between June 16 and August 21, 1964. Includes liner notes by R.A. Israel, Dave Brubeck, David Susskind, Daniel Melnick and Larry Arrick.
This 1965 concept album, featuring pianist Dave Brubeck's greatest quartet, presents music culled from Brubeck's scores for the CBS television series MR. BROADWAY. Although long forgotten, the program yielded some of the composer's most memorable works.It's amazing how well Brubeck captures the vibe of New York City, especially given the fact that he is a California native. But Brubeck knew the Big Apple well, and his ability to invoke the mood and overall atmosphere of New York is uncanny. This is especially apparent on the sprightly waltz "Spring in Central Park," which conveys a blithe, carefree spirit. Other pieces, particularly "Lonely Mr. Broadway," are more somber, revealing the dejection sometimes associated with life in the big city. Alto saxophonist Paul Desmond is in fine form here, as are drummer Joe Morello and bassist Gene Wright, and together they incite terrific group interplay. Brubeck himself performs unrestrained solos on many of these outstanding tunes, most notably on the upbeat "Summer on the Sound."
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