Stan Getz - Music From The Soundtrack Of Mickey One (1965) CD Rip
BAND/ARTIST: Stan Getz
- Title: Music From The Soundtrack Of Mickey One
- Year Of Release: 1998
- Label: Verve [314 531 232-2]
- Genre: Jazz, Cool Jazz, Soundtrack
- Quality: FLAC (image + .cue,log,scans) | MP3/320 kbps
- Total Time: 72:13
- Total Size: 399 MB(+3%) | 171 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
1. Once Upon a Time
2. Mickey's Theme
3. On Stage (I'm A Polack Noel Coward) / Mickey's Flight / The Crushout (Total Death)
4. Is There Any Word From The Lord? / Up From Limbo / If You Ever Need Me / A Taste Of Living / Shaley's Neighborhood Sewer & The Pickle Club Rock / The Agent / The Stripper
5. Sucubba, The
6. Mickey Polka
7. Where I Live / The Apartment / Cleaning Up For Jenny / The Polish Landlady
8. I Put My Life In Your Hands / A Girl Named Jenny
9. Yes-The Creature Machine / Guilty Of Not Being Innocent / Touching In Love / A Five Day Life / The Syndicate / Ruby Lapp Is Dead / Who Owns Me, (Going To) / The Big Fight / Darkness Before The Day
10. Morning Ecstasy (Under the Scaffold)
11. As Long as I Live
12. Is There Any Word? So This Is the Word
13. Mickey's Flight
14. Once Upon a Time - (film version)
15. Mickey's Flight / The Crushout - (film version)
16. Is There Any Word From The Lord? / Up From Limbo / If You Ever Need Me / Shaley's Neighborhood Sewer & The Pickle Club Rock / The Agent - (film version)
17. Girl Named Jenny, A - (film version)
18. Touching in Love - (film version)
19. Who Owns Me, (Going To) / The Big Fight - (film version)
20. Morning Ecstasy
21. Is There Any Word? So This Is the Word - (film version)
Stan Getz was well-prepared for the demanding task of soloing atop expansive movie soundtrack charts. In addition to dealing with all sorts of band settings and stylistic variations just as a jazz player, Getz had managed to fully explore the bossa nova world and cut several sides with string accompaniment. His sensitive tenor work always seemed flush with the temperament of the myriad combos he worked with and was especially impressive on Focus, the landmark 1961 strings date he cut with arranger Eddie Sauter. Four years later, these two would team up for the 1965 soundtrack to Arthur Penn's film Mickey One. Penn's existential noir thriller, informed by a dose of French new wave elements, proved to be the perfect musical platform for both Getz and Sauter. Amidst Sauter's kaleidoscopic and mercurial backdrop, Getz offers up a fine mix of fluid improvisation and solo commentary. Never overpowered by the, at times, monumental full-band outbursts, Getz is able to remain poised and even break through the walls of sound with vigorous yet cogent statements of his own. This Polygram reissue couples the actual movie soundtrack with Getz and Sauter's original studio renditions of the songs. For fans fond of the Focus album, this second Getz and Sauter collaboration will not disappoint.~Stephen Cook
1. Once Upon a Time
2. Mickey's Theme
3. On Stage (I'm A Polack Noel Coward) / Mickey's Flight / The Crushout (Total Death)
4. Is There Any Word From The Lord? / Up From Limbo / If You Ever Need Me / A Taste Of Living / Shaley's Neighborhood Sewer & The Pickle Club Rock / The Agent / The Stripper
5. Sucubba, The
6. Mickey Polka
7. Where I Live / The Apartment / Cleaning Up For Jenny / The Polish Landlady
8. I Put My Life In Your Hands / A Girl Named Jenny
9. Yes-The Creature Machine / Guilty Of Not Being Innocent / Touching In Love / A Five Day Life / The Syndicate / Ruby Lapp Is Dead / Who Owns Me, (Going To) / The Big Fight / Darkness Before The Day
10. Morning Ecstasy (Under the Scaffold)
11. As Long as I Live
12. Is There Any Word? So This Is the Word
13. Mickey's Flight
14. Once Upon a Time - (film version)
15. Mickey's Flight / The Crushout - (film version)
16. Is There Any Word From The Lord? / Up From Limbo / If You Ever Need Me / Shaley's Neighborhood Sewer & The Pickle Club Rock / The Agent - (film version)
17. Girl Named Jenny, A - (film version)
18. Touching in Love - (film version)
19. Who Owns Me, (Going To) / The Big Fight - (film version)
20. Morning Ecstasy
21. Is There Any Word? So This Is the Word - (film version)
Stan Getz was well-prepared for the demanding task of soloing atop expansive movie soundtrack charts. In addition to dealing with all sorts of band settings and stylistic variations just as a jazz player, Getz had managed to fully explore the bossa nova world and cut several sides with string accompaniment. His sensitive tenor work always seemed flush with the temperament of the myriad combos he worked with and was especially impressive on Focus, the landmark 1961 strings date he cut with arranger Eddie Sauter. Four years later, these two would team up for the 1965 soundtrack to Arthur Penn's film Mickey One. Penn's existential noir thriller, informed by a dose of French new wave elements, proved to be the perfect musical platform for both Getz and Sauter. Amidst Sauter's kaleidoscopic and mercurial backdrop, Getz offers up a fine mix of fluid improvisation and solo commentary. Never overpowered by the, at times, monumental full-band outbursts, Getz is able to remain poised and even break through the walls of sound with vigorous yet cogent statements of his own. This Polygram reissue couples the actual movie soundtrack with Getz and Sauter's original studio renditions of the songs. For fans fond of the Focus album, this second Getz and Sauter collaboration will not disappoint.~Stephen Cook
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