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	Dave Brubeck Two Generations of Brubeck Genres: Jazz, Pop Personnel * Dave Brubeck (piano) 1-5,7-9, (elec piano) 6 * Darius Brubeck (keyboards) 1-2,4-8 * Chris Brubeck (trombone) 5-6,8, (elec bass) 1-4,7 * Danny Brubeck (drums) 1-2,4-8 * Jerry Bergonzi (soprano sax, tenor sax) 1,... more » « less
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All Artists: Dave Brubeck
Title: Two Generations of Brubeck
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: Wounded Bird Records
Original Release Date: 1/1/1973
Re-Release Date: 5/10/2005
Album Type: Original recording remastered
Genres: Jazz, Pop
Style: Cool Jazz
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 664140164529

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Product Description

Personnel * Dave Brubeck (piano) 1-5,7-9, (elec piano) 6 * Darius Brubeck (keyboards) 1-2,4-8 * Chris Brubeck (trombone) 5-6,8, (elec bass) 1-4,7 * Danny Brubeck (drums) 1-2,4-8 * Jerry Bergonzi (soprano sax, tenor sax) 1,5-6,8 * Perry Robinson (clarinet) 1,5-6,8 * Randie Powell (percussion) 1-2,5-8 * David Dutemple (elec bass) 5-6,8 Also, on track 3, New Heavenly Blue: * Stephan Dudash (violin) * David Mason (guitar) * Jim Cathcart (keyboards) * Peter (Madcat) Ruth (harmonica) * Richie Morales (drums) Tracks * Circadian Dysrhythmia (D Brubeck) 3'20" * Three to Get Ready (D Brubeck) 4'16" * Blue Rondo A La Turk (D Brubeck) 7'55" * Unsquare Dance (D Brubeck) 2'43" * The Holy One (D Brubeck) 3'37" * Call of the Wild (P Robinson) 2'56" * Knives (D Brubeck) 4'19" * Tin Sink (Darius Brubeck) 8'31" * Thank You (Dziekuje) (D Brubeck) 5'30"

CD Reviews

Long-awaited CD release

pemungkah | California, USA | 10/28/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I first heard this album at its original release. I'd been familiar with Brubeck from his earlier performances, but was completely unprepared for this. If you're already a Brubeck fan, you'll love the incredible performance of Blue Rondo a la Turk: electric violin and a rocking harmonica solo. Brubeck's in fine form as well.

But the core reason for buying this CD; the last track, "Thank You". It is literally the most beautiful piece of solo piano music I have ever heard. Period. If you can imagine Chopin fused with the best jazz piano you've ever heard, you'll come close. (But just buy the CD and listen to it. You'll see.)

The other tracks on this CD are certainly worthy and well-performed, but they're like the other mountains around Everest: comparatively, just places that aren't quite as high. I'm giving it five stars because of the two unequaled perfomances. It's not often that I'd recommend buying a CD for just one track, but for "Thank You", I can't say enough."