Desmond: Take Five | The Dave Brubeck Quartet, Live in Germany 1966
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- Опубліковано 22 лис 2018
- Paul Desmond: Take Five
The Dave Brubeck Quartet
Dave Brubeck, Piano
Paul Desmond, Alto Saxophone
Joe Morello, Drums
Eugene Wright, Bass
Recorded live in Berlin, Germany on November 6, 1966.
This unique version of Take Five has a wonderful solo by Paul Desmond and an outstanding polytonal exploration by Dave Brubeck. The musical statement seemed to be so complete that the group decided to forego Joe Morello's usual drum solo.
From: Jazz Icons: Dave Brubeck Live in '64 & '66
Full program available on Amazon: www.amazon.com/Jazz-Icons-Dav...
Can we take a second to appreciate the sound quality of the recording given that it was made in 1966!
Tienes razón en cuanto a la calidad de la grabación. Gracias por ese toque de atención 👍🏽
Sounds quality in 1966 was STELLAR! It was some of the best engineering and output EVER. People are going back to hear the depth and superiority of analog on vinyl. Computers have NO place in music.
@@sandrakellstrom8097 Except for the mastering of vinyl records, since..... a long time
Met the entire quartet while I was in college in 1965-66. Got signatures!
@@callingalltrainfans9891 he died from covid.
Wow!!!!!!!!! All signatures!!!! So cool.
@@pottersmiles7238 yeah, but what would his kids do with it?
@@mohit_panjwani Really? Damn.
@@mohit_panjwani flu or pneumonia…… 80,000 annual deaths. Look it up and wake up. Propaganda agents on your beloved “TV”
one of the things I love about these UA-cam preservations of jazz from that era is the 'look' of the musicians as they play. They are ultra conservatively dressed, almost 'nerdy' by today's standards with the horn rimmed glasses, dark suits with ties but playing the ultra coolest sounds of the sixties and now. So much treasure here on UA-cam for us to admire and digest. Paul clearly in a state of nirvana and Morello's nod to cool seen in his shades. Yes - life of the cool.
Looks like some accountants, engineers and attorneys decided to jam out.
That was the dress code for jazz musicians back then. If you didn't dress correctly, you didn't work. Some places still require this. I have two tuxedo's in the closet now, just in case.
Sweet. I've loved the geek look ever since.
Matthew nailed it....they look like accountants. Paul Desmond might just be the smoothest playing alto sax ever.
@@nmatthew7469looking for their slide rule.
My Dad had Klispch towers that were taller than me and probably the best turntable in five counties. Mom allowed him to play Jazz on Sunday mornings. My bed would move to Brubeck or Mulligan/Baker.
To this day, I can't hear "Take Five" and not want waffles. Now I'm hungry. Happy Father's Day!
Paul Desmond on Alto Sax, wrote this song,Dave Brubeck on piano, Joe Morello on drums and Gene Wright on stand-up bass.
The biggest-selling jazz song of all time and a Grammy Hall of Fame inductee.
Una de las pocas piezas que me siguen gustando 50 años después (paso los 70).
this is actually the best version I know of this song ever recorded.
There’s a version with French end credits that’s different but just as good.
@@pbwbrian53 En qué sello ?
I was introduced to Dave Brubeck in 1960's when my neighbor William Birnbaum set up a stereo and played the album on his Fisher stereo. I have been a brubeck fan ever since. I liked Blue Rondo A La Turk and Take Five and Kathy's Waltz and Strange MEADOW LARK. Brubeck was great and Paul Desmond was the icing onthe cake, just great jazz.
Fisher !!! WOW !! NOSTALGIA !! Cool ! I've actually met a guy worked for Fisher at a club called " Lexington Queen" in Japan in the mid 80's !! Your comment brought the brief meeting memory back to me !! 👍😁😍💜🥁🐉🎤🎶💞
Today, December 6th we celebrate Dave Brubeck's 100th birthday 🎂 🍾 👏We Should thank him for all his brilliant work and timeless songs & influence in our world and also a toast for the legendary musician. God bless his family too
Wow !! True !! 👍 Your comment made me check on his b.d.by googling ! Lol. And I found some strangest thing about his birth / death !! He died a day before his b.d. !!! I've always known people almost always die around their b.d.s !! But,that wowed me !! 💜🥁🐉🎤🎶💞
@spark_6710
I'm always fascinated to see which cats lived long... and ones who didn't make it very far. Wright nearly made it to 100. Desmond died way too soon.
Rest in paradise, gents.
Is it a coincidence that i happened to search for this song and listen to this song Today??
Happy 104th birthday Dave💗
Lots of comments on Brubeck, but please don’t forget that this was written by Paul Desmond. I enjoy the different versions since the original from the studio (Time Out, 1959) gets ingrained in the memory. As a Jazz group, at every concert the tunes were played differently. Also, the tricky time signatures made improvising more challenging so that the ideas could flow more easily the more they played each of the numbers.
In my own collection, I really love Take Five played live in 1963 At Carnegie Hall.
This is a jam you have to hear in a high rise apartment complex with a view
The price of each note is immeasurable!
An unforgettable masterpiece!
Maestro Pianista muy conceptual 👈🎹 excelente todo el conjunto musical.
I love the comment about Sundays, Brubeck on the Fischer (?) and pancakes. What a lovely life the Quartet has given us. To hear Brubeck is so centering.
One of my favorites from him.
Classic jam
Awesome. It simply does not get better than this.
The FIRST Jazz 45 to sell a million copies. Was big on college campus.
What a great piece of music!
Classic jam never go out of style
Today is Dave Brubeck Day (jazz standard "Take Five" is in quintuple 5/4 time; date is 5/4).
😮😅 Qué afortunada casualidad !!! ❤
I was there! Stationed at Tempelhof AB, West Berlin. Never forget it!
São Paulo, 19 de abril de 2023,curtindo esta verdadeira obra prima!❤🎶💯%👌 #masterpiece
Madrid, España. 25 de Abril 2024 ☺️😍👌🏽
Love this
Love this,put in" That Kind of Mood
Beautiful. Yes.
Desmond's story's flat out heartbreaking... and hardly unique in jazz lore. But that wild dance of addiction and genius.
Good night, Paul.
Paz y luz, amigos.
💫
Sublime!
Fantastic!
Sencillamente fantástico todo.
Happy birthday Dave Brubeck! :)
I love it.
Muy Bueno. Excelente
Saludos desde Asunción. Paraguay
Who remembers this melody played in a quit smoking commercial where the little boy was helping his dad wash the car.....ect?
Back in the 1970s (give or take) it was used in a commercial for an American luxury car.
Take nice bro🎉
Great Take five of DBQ 🎹🥁🎶🎷
Paul Desmond un iluminado, sin duda
me encanta esta cansion 👍😎
jazz suol como solo lo interpretaban los magos del jazz
Ma boi is killing the piano
Love Brubeck. AND Coltrane,
I love you desmond.!!!!!!
I love you desmond
ねむるまえにききながら、、、❤
Not my favorite version, but Take Five is arguably the best instrumental Jazz song of all time.
This jam sit down and enjoy
masters all!
Inoxydable !
Check out the drummer in this0...love that jazz clzss...
Class
Эту вещь я знаю с детства, в СССР ТАКОЕ вполне себе передавали по радио, и пластинки выпускали. Также все люди из тех времён помнят композицию "Маленький цветок 🎉"
The crowd never acknowledged Dave's solo }:(
Класс,,,,, ссссс😊
Tbf if you slow this down to .75x speed it sounds pretty cool too
omg yes
And a good bottle of wine
♥️
You might think you are cool but you'll never be Dave Brubeck Quartet in dark suits and skinny ties cool.
Indispensable to the history of jazz
These are some hep cats!
Shame this wasn't the single - it's waaay better. Joe Morello is amazing, but why stick a drum solo in when you can do this instead?
Dave brubeck c était le roi de la bossa nova.
No, le roi is Tom Jobim, João Gilberto, Vinícius de Moraes...
the Mahler 1 quotation at 2:24 is GENIUS- original Mahler: ua-cam.com/video/4XbHLFkg_Mw/v-deo.html, and absolutely love Dave Brubeck's expression there 😁
Ein Meilenstein in der Musikwelt
Lo real
Sounds like the Charley Brown classic Christmas song
PAPA JOUAIT TAKE FIVE AU CHÂTEAU FRONTENAC AVEC SON ORCHESTRE
The very definition of "cool"...
What's this bunch of accountants doing playing great music????
Immacolata concezione.........
They're all clearly high af. Except piano guy, he just passed it. Summer of love's experimentation was like amateur hour to the early 60's jazz guys.
👉💯🫶
An immortal instrumental...! - but don't forget the racism problems in the late 50s and early 60s...Eugene Wright was black and many Americans didn't want him to play with Dave Brubeck...!!! 😐
Les premières notes créent l'accroche... après on s'ennuie...
This a bad jam, man set back in enjoy
Whiplash
The workable cheek simultaneously behave because kevin characteristically puncture in a jumbled mandolin. scandalous, burly family
I thought ChatGPT wasn’t allowed to comment on jazz, given it’s diversionary emphasis.
@@pbwbrian53Yes, but the dialectics are good. I wonder if Karl Marx would have dug jazz.