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Live at the Berlin Philharmonie |
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| Styles: |
Jazz - Cool & West Coast - Piano - Saxophone - Instruments - Labels - Sony |
| Media: |
Audio CD |
| Features: |
Live |
| Release Date: |
26 October 1995 |
| Label: |
Sony Jazz |
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| UPC Catalogue No: |
5099748141521 |
| Amazon Sales Ranking: |
22187 |
| Number of Discs: |
2 |
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Tracks |
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| 1 |
Out of Nowhere |
| 2 |
Mexican Jumping Bean |
| 3 |
Blessed Are the Poor (The Sermon on the Mount) |
| 4 |
Things Ain't What They Used to Be |
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Out of the Way of the People |
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Duke |
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New Orleans |
| 3 |
Indian Song |
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Limehouse Blues |
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St. Louis Blues |
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Basin Street Blues |
| 7 |
Take Five |
| 8 |
Lullaby de Mexico |
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Customer Reviews |
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Jazz at its finest - swinging, stomping, lyrical |
Rating: 5.0 |
One of the most joyous, thoughtful jazz saxophonists with probably one of the finest comtemporary rhythm sections, if the Dave Brubeck Trio can be described that way! Why didn't they record together more? I suspect that their best was done at live dates, at this was live. Highlights? Blessed are the poor, Things ain't what they used to be, then on CD 2 The Duke, an ear-popping version of St. Louis Blues and a glorious sign-off track - Lullaby de Mexico written by Mulligan, played - just buy it and listen. |
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A concert of the masters! |
Rating: 5.0 |
If you're into silky smooth baritone sax on some tracks, and simply awesome paino on others (and a combination on most) then this CD is an abosute must for you. Played on a decent hi-fi, the recording quality is such that one can, if you close your eyes, feel the instruments in the room with you. I borrowed it from the local library and cant listen to it enough! Consequently I find myself unable to live without my own copy! I hope you enjoy it as much as I have. |
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