Stan Getz - The Chronological Classics: 1953 (2005)
BAND/ARTIST: Stan Getz
- Title: The Chronological Classics: 1953
- Year Of Release: 2005
- Label: Classics[1395]
- Genre: Jazz, Cool Jazz
- Quality: FLAC (image + .cue,log,scans) | MP3/320 kbps
- Total Time: 75:04
- Total Size: 332 MB(+3%) | 177 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Love and the Weather (6:35)
02. It Don't Mean a Thing (6:23)
03. Spring Is Here (6:11)
04. The Varsity Drag (7:00)
05. Crazy Rhythm (5:53)
06. Minor Blues (7:06)
07. Fascinatin' Rhythm (8:05)
08. Willow Weep for Me (5:23)
09. I Didn't Know What Time It Was (7:41)
10. Tangerine (7:06)
11. The Nearness of You (3:44)
12. Pot Luck (3:56)
personnel :
Bob Brookmeyer - trombone
Stan Getz - tenor saxophone
John Williams - piano
Teddy Kotick - bass
Frank Isola - drums
This CD collates 3 dates made within less than a month by the same quintet on the West Coast. The enclosed recordings with Getz, partly arranged by Bob Brookmeyer, predate his long collaboration with Gerry Mulligan. The frontline of trombone and tenor sax without trumpet, although rather unusual, proves highly successful. The selections include unexpected oldies such as Roger Wolfe Khan's Crazy Rhythm from 1928 or the inevitable It Don't Mean A Thing, pepped up by Brookmeyer. Although the two horns are in the limelight, pianist John Williams also contributes several remarkable solos. All in all, this short lived group has rarely been ranked among Getz's best but the present music underlines just how well it played that summer of 1953.
01. Love and the Weather (6:35)
02. It Don't Mean a Thing (6:23)
03. Spring Is Here (6:11)
04. The Varsity Drag (7:00)
05. Crazy Rhythm (5:53)
06. Minor Blues (7:06)
07. Fascinatin' Rhythm (8:05)
08. Willow Weep for Me (5:23)
09. I Didn't Know What Time It Was (7:41)
10. Tangerine (7:06)
11. The Nearness of You (3:44)
12. Pot Luck (3:56)
personnel :
Bob Brookmeyer - trombone
Stan Getz - tenor saxophone
John Williams - piano
Teddy Kotick - bass
Frank Isola - drums
This CD collates 3 dates made within less than a month by the same quintet on the West Coast. The enclosed recordings with Getz, partly arranged by Bob Brookmeyer, predate his long collaboration with Gerry Mulligan. The frontline of trombone and tenor sax without trumpet, although rather unusual, proves highly successful. The selections include unexpected oldies such as Roger Wolfe Khan's Crazy Rhythm from 1928 or the inevitable It Don't Mean A Thing, pepped up by Brookmeyer. Although the two horns are in the limelight, pianist John Williams also contributes several remarkable solos. All in all, this short lived group has rarely been ranked among Getz's best but the present music underlines just how well it played that summer of 1953.
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