Mr Brubeck will be missed, amazing artist, and no doubt a fantastic father. Would have been 92 on the 6th of december 2012. And we are so damn lucky we have it all on tape. Thanks to all who made it possible to revisit and cherish our memories.
You can almost see him see him speak the language of jazz throughout this clip. It's a part of his very fiber and soul. You will be very sorely missed DB! RIP to a legend.
On this day in 1962 {June 17th} the Dave Brubeck Quartet, with Paul Desmond on sax, performed "Take Five" on the CBS-TV program 'The Ed Sullivan Show'... It was Dave Brubeck's third appearance on the Sullivan show, the first two times were on October 16th of 1955 and then again on the same date in 1960... R.I.P. Mr. Brubeck {1920 - 2012}, Mr. Desmond {1924 - 1977}, and Mr. Sullivan {1901 - 1974}...
the greatest most talented musical of our time. He wrote some of the most memorable tunes performed by the famous band of the time his music is what made many of these band and groups famous.
His music brought people together ... I remember reading a comment from him after he played a gig where both Reagan and Gorbachev were in the audience. He said he couldn't speak Russian but he understood body language and noticed Gorbachev was tapping his foot to the beat. I suspect this tune will be playing in Heaven now ... rest in peace.
I have heard this composition many times before, but this is the first time I have heard it with cello (and with a bit of microtonal playing inserted at certain places earlier in the solo) -- what a new introduction.
Just learned of the passing of Dave Brubeck. I'll be glad to put 2012 behind me - so much musical talent has been lost this year across so meny genres. Thank you for your service to America and your immense contributions to her Jazz heritage, Mr. Brubeck. You will be missed... David Warren Brubeck, December 6, 1920 - December 5, 2012
Chapeau bas Mr Brubeck : vous venez à peine de nous quitter , et vous nous manquez déjà ; votre classe et votre prestance , nous aurons servies d'exemple ; que le paradis des jazz mens vous accueille les bras ouverts !
I deeply adore this video. Dave is so old now but obviously draws his life power from the music. Look closer to his facial expressions during the performance, especially when the audience applauds. I hope he will be with us for quite some time. I really do so.
Wonderful. Thank you. I have seen Dave Brubeck with his nevew on contrabass and RSI Orchestra della Radio Televisione Svizzera Italiana, july 1993 at LUGANO ESTIVAL JAZZ. Italian speaking part of 🇨🇭🏞
What a beautiful demonstration of paternal pride as his son plays a magnificent contribution to one of the world's most significant pieces of music. RIP Dave Brubeck. Thanks for the memory of your concert in St Andrew's Halls in Glasgow these many years ago. bikemad
Fred Kaplan, in his book “1959,” describes the origin of “Take Five” this way: Walking around Istanbul one morning, Brubeck heard a group of street musicians playing an exotic rhythm, fast and syncopated. It was in 9/8 time-nine eighth notes per measure-a very unusual meter for Western music…. It was a traditional Turkish folk song, widely known-in Turkey.
Just incredible, they are better than ever at 90....wow.....This is RIP time so im taking five to run through many Brubeck songs today. Check out "A Train," 1966, just amazing. These songs really take me back, that time of tensor lamps, cardigan sweaters and fancy lighters in everyones pockets.
Celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of the iconic Take Five, one of jazz gems, Dave Brubeck, 89, and much of the original quartet (on cello, son Matt), performed at the famous Montreal jazz festival in 2009. The Californian pianist died in 2012.
I saw this whole group (minus the cello) in 09 or 10, and I was right next to the stage, Randy's drumkit was in my face. What an awesome show. So glad I got to see Dave live.
Grazie. Il jazz è molto apprezzato in Italia, e molti Jazzisti americani hanno il cognome italiano, guarda caso il sassofonista del video si chiama Militello. Anche Lenny Tristano, Michel Petrucciani, Joe Pass (Giovanni Passalacqua), Eddie Lang, Joe Venuti, Stephane Grappelli, Pat Martino, Joey Franceschini, Frank Vignola, e altri ancora sono tutti italiani o figli di italiani in America. Quindi swingare è una parola che trova la sua legittimità. Saluti dalla Germania.
Most astonishing performance of Take Five I´ve ever heard! And I agree, the alto saxophonist has an amazing sound! Very smooth and very rough as well. Very, Véry nice!
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Mr Brubeck will be missed, amazing artist, and no doubt a fantastic father.
Would have been 92 on the 6th of december 2012.
And we are so damn lucky we have it all on tape. Thanks to all who made it possible to revisit and cherish our memories.
Mr. Brubeck was 91 here. God bless him.
89.
Through out in time the band proves to be like wine the more old the more fine.
Dave after 40 years still enjoying his fellow musicians. Just look at him beaming at the others. He looks so happy
what musical journey...this is the version that should have 5 million hits!!! DAMN, I'm so happy I clicked on this.
A timeless classic. will always, stop to listen to this piece.
Dave Brubeck passed away today.
RIP.
And many thanks for all your legacy.
感動の一言、また彼の息子も一緒にプレーをしているのがまた良いですね。
Great stuff seeing the legendary Dave Brubeck playing with his son. Brilliant.
Wow. To be 87 (in the video) and be able to play with such joy. Who cares if the song as morphed over the years.
60 plus years of developing your craft really sounds beautiful.
You can almost see him see him speak the language of jazz throughout this clip. It's a part of his very fiber and soul. You will be very sorely missed DB! RIP to a legend.
On this day in 1962 {June 17th} the Dave Brubeck Quartet, with Paul Desmond on sax, performed "Take Five" on the CBS-TV program 'The Ed Sullivan Show'...
It was Dave Brubeck's third appearance on the Sullivan show, the first two times were on October 16th of 1955 and then again on the same date in 1960...
R.I.P. Mr. Brubeck {1920 - 2012}, Mr. Desmond {1924 - 1977}, and Mr. Sullivan {1901 - 1974}...
the greatest most talented musical of our time. He wrote some of the most memorable tunes performed by the famous band of the time his music is what made many of these band and groups famous.
His music brought people together ... I remember reading a comment from him after he played a gig where both Reagan and Gorbachev were in the audience. He said he couldn't speak Russian but he understood body language and noticed Gorbachev was tapping his foot to the beat. I suspect this tune will be playing in Heaven now ... rest in peace.
RIP! Another genius left us!
I have heard this composition many times before, but this is the first time I have heard it with cello (and with a bit of microtonal playing inserted at certain places earlier in the solo) -- what a new introduction.
This is my favourite jazz piece and served as a great introduction to jazz piano for me. Really sorry to see you leave us Mr Brubeck - rest in peace.
RIP big man. What an amazing legacy you have left us. Your music will live forever.
Truly amazing.
Just learned of the passing of Dave Brubeck. I'll be glad to put 2012 behind me - so much musical talent has been lost this year across so meny genres. Thank you for your service to America and your immense contributions to her Jazz heritage, Mr. Brubeck. You will be missed... David Warren Brubeck, December 6, 1920 - December 5, 2012
Great addition , the Cello . Very unusual version , but doen´t beat the original .Thank you for sharing .
Grew up,taught my kids all about Jazz with this masterpiece,played till the LP broke !
Chapeau bas Mr Brubeck : vous venez à peine de nous quitter , et vous nous manquez déjà ; votre classe et votre prestance , nous aurons servies d'exemple ; que le paradis des jazz mens vous accueille les bras ouverts !
Incredible! Just as good as they were "way back when"!
It is very rare, but sometimes a song transcends several generations. May this one stay alive. RIP Dave.
I deeply adore this video. Dave is so old now but obviously draws his life power from the music. Look closer to his facial expressions during the performance, especially when the audience applauds. I hope he will be with us for quite some time. I really do so.
Grande Mr. Brubeck, swinghi ancora da lassù.
Musician do not get older, they just get better - and they NEVER die... never. Goodbye Mr, Brubeck, get some rest...
Wonderful.
Thank you.
I have seen Dave Brubeck with his nevew on contrabass and RSI Orchestra della Radio Televisione Svizzera Italiana, july 1993 at LUGANO ESTIVAL JAZZ. Italian speaking part of 🇨🇭🏞
I wish I was there! This is priceless!!
Ein ganz Grosser ging. Was bleibt, ist seine Musik. Big Hands fore Dave B. Thank you...... chris°
a jazz legend has left.
thanks Mr Brubeck for so good music
What a beautiful demonstration of paternal pride as his son plays a magnificent contribution to one of the world's most significant pieces of music. RIP Dave Brubeck. Thanks for the memory of your concert in St Andrew's Halls in Glasgow these many years ago.
bikemad
It is so goood to listen this. RIP Dave.
Fred Kaplan, in his book “1959,” describes the origin of “Take Five” this way:
Walking around Istanbul one morning, Brubeck heard a group of street musicians playing an exotic rhythm, fast and syncopated. It was in 9/8 time-nine eighth notes per measure-a very unusual meter for Western music…. It was a traditional Turkish folk song, widely known-in Turkey.
I was there, in the audience. It was an amazing performance in every respect.
This is WHY Jazz music is timeless and priceless
Xcelent !
RIP, master. Thank you for the art you gave to us.
Tks for the goosebumps...... R.I.P.
I saw him in concert late in his life. It was amazing to watch him.
my favourite "take five" version, because of these all breath taking solos full of mystic mood......wonderfull
All absolute masters of their craft
Ho i brividi..... bellissima.... è con questa canzone che mi sono innamorato del jazz
Just incredible, they are better than ever at 90....wow.....This is RIP time so im taking five to run through many Brubeck songs today. Check out "A Train," 1966, just amazing. These songs really take me back, that time of tensor lamps, cardigan sweaters and fancy lighters in everyones pockets.
You will never die Dave...
Thanks for your music!
In this moment i am most great full to be a human to be able for listening music in his greatest form. Hats down fort this legends.
Such a shame I hadn't heard of his music earlier! What an amazing musician
Celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of the iconic Take Five, one of jazz gems, Dave Brubeck, 89, and much of the original quartet (on cello, son Matt), performed at the famous Montreal jazz festival in 2009. The Californian pianist died in 2012.
I like this guy with the alto, he is so expressive, they are a great team! Thank you sooo much for sharing the video!
This is not 1961. It stands on its own feet, and it is fascinating to watch and hear! Thank you for sharing this!!!
It’s mix
ADIOS MAESTRO GRACIAS POR TU MUSICA. DESCANSE EN PAZ
Oh my God!!!, All the good ol Boys!!!!!...Thank you for sharing!!!...
You're welcome ;)
Take Five- High five Low Five .........This is timeless
!! Catch you in the next life, Dave! Thanks so much!!
That's pure emotion, virtuosism, complexity, good taste. Unforgerttable
Merveilleux Dave Brubeck
Nunca olvidaré el sonido del pianp y saxo de ésta melodía que me hacia volar y disfrutar desde mi ninez.
comparto el mismo sentimiento
Brubecks TAKE5 one of a mill... 4 ever!
Thank you Dave Kubrek for giving us such a wonderful, beautifully composed tune. Truely a Jazz standard.
This is magic guys...
All about a True Legend
Beautiful. Thank you for sharing the video of this timeless music.
Cupertino, Ca.
There must be one hell of a jam session going on in heaven tonight! RIP DB and thanks for the music!
I saw this whole group (minus the cello) in 09 or 10, and I was right next to the stage, Randy's drumkit was in my face. What an awesome show. So glad I got to see Dave live.
Thank You sir David Warren Brubeck, for inspiring us!!!You will be missed!!RIP!!!!
Just gorgeous. IMO the best version of Take Five ever.
Anything with Brubeck is great, he never lost his talent, but Take Five without Desmond on sax could never be the best version IMO🙂
a terrific solo by his son. sorry I missed Dave when he was here in Vancouver in 2009; I found out too late and couldn't get tickets
And I love him :). R.I.P monsieur Brubeck !
Look at these Monsters! How I miss being in my jazz jamming sessions... What a legend! Dave Brubeck and Co....
Never again will we see men and artists like this. Not only geniuses but a brotherhood loving each others playing.
I love the way you are playing it! we can clearly see that you can feel what you are playing.... it's simply amazing
Grazie. Il jazz è molto apprezzato in Italia, e molti Jazzisti americani hanno il cognome italiano, guarda caso il sassofonista del video si chiama Militello. Anche Lenny Tristano, Michel Petrucciani, Joe Pass (Giovanni Passalacqua), Eddie Lang, Joe Venuti, Stephane Grappelli, Pat Martino, Joey Franceschini, Frank Vignola, e altri ancora sono tutti italiani o figli di italiani in America. Quindi swingare è una parola che trova la sua legittimità.
Saluti dalla Germania.
His son...! just as formidable! Watch how Dad watches his son jam into twilight...See the pride in his eyes.. :-))
Most astonishing performance of Take Five I´ve ever heard! And I agree, the alto saxophonist has an amazing sound! Very smooth and very rough as well. Very, Véry nice!
awesome , the first jazz number I liked and since then it made me listen to more, but this is the ultimate.
Thanks for loading this here!!! Absolutely great! I wish I had been there :-(
lots of fond memories watching this video.......thank you heartifly for posting!
Un grand Bravo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
AWW YEAHHH the best of jazz
Proud of him n proud that they honored him so wonderfully ! Thank you for uploading !
Wow! I enjoyed this.
Unbelievable - very, very moving indeed!!
RIP Dave! A true jazz legend.
A grand way to make himself immortal.
One of my favourite of the whole time. Rest in peace Dave.
R.I.P Doctor of Jamm, thanks for your contribution to the music.
massivedope zomby
out standing
fantastic!!!!!!!!!!
Quelle pièce magistrale !
RIP Mr. Dave Brubeck!!
Quel buzz ! Love sur toi monsieur Pain !
Dave must have been super proud of his son's amazing solo.
PERFECTION!
yeah ! watching his son killing it :)
what a legend
Großartig!
RIP and thank you x
haha daves slow change from happy to oh no during the cello solo is priceless
Jazz como ese.....,es único e histórico.
Vraiment un must !!!
de ce standard !!!!
souvent décrié mais pas si simple à jouer
Bravo ....!!!!!