Dave Brubeck Quartet - Paris Jazz Festival 1964

Sourced from French TV archive.
00:00 Koto Song
08:02 Take Five
13:46 These Foolish Things
25:05 Brandenburg Gate Revisited
32:52 One Moment Worth Years
Piano: Dave Brubeck
Alto Sax: Paul Desmond
Bass: Eugene Wright
Drums: Joe Morello
Audio: MPEG Audio 48000Hz stereo 224kbps
Video: MPEG2 Video 720x576 (4:3) 25fps 6000kbps

[@midnightmood9144]

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[@joshuaherner7315]

They just don't make music like this anymore, im grateful that works such as this offer a window to the past .

[@kevintownsend3840]

Has there ever been such a melodic and just inchanting saxophonist as Paul Desmond

[@NY_Mountain_Man]

I don't know the musician world very well. But I appreciate Jazz. This guy enjoyed what he did. I love it. ❤️

[@nomenfix]

Hmm ... I wonder why the piano looks like it has been rescued from a dumpster...

[@judithsahlin3897]

Brubeck came from a small town south of Sacramento, CA. He wrote a jazz mass "To Hope," and performed it in the cathedral in Sacramento. I had the great pleasure of singing in the chorus with him and his son's quartet at that time. It was a fabulous experience to sing with a master and in the cathedral as well. The sound of music in a cathedral is very special. This was many years ago now, but an experience I'll never forget! Judith

[@TokamachiBoy]

Eugene Wright and Joe Morello may have been the steadiest rhythm section of 50s and 60s jazz.

[@Pharoset]

According to the banners of this event that I researched online, this concert took place on Oct. 2nd, 1964, about a week before their famous Belgian T.V appearance.

[@ronward3949]

Oh seven, eleven, sixty-four, my birth cannot soar as high, as these notes and chords, delivering such a flood of repore, those Guys, just four, sounds from eternity just wrapping around my gourd!

[@robertsabbath2385]

Brubeck's piano solo in Koto song is hauntingly beautyful, every time I hear it my heart melts down

[@DmPmRr1959]

Life happens. Jazz helps. This CERTAINLY helps!

[@robnickelsen6650]

My brother brought home Time Further Out when I was nine. That was 1963. I’ve loved their music ever since

[@user-hk2ye8dp5l]

It's almost as if Paul Desmond were improvising on the level of a Bach composition. If I didn't hear it I'd never believe it. Sublime!

[@fabioernestotagetti5822]

Eugene Wright from 21.45 delivers a song on his own...heavenly!

[@brianbeaupre8369]

TAKE FIVE is my all time favorite ! Never get tired of listening to that most wonderful composition !

[@markaprill6501]

Desmond is a hypnotist.

[@marcoalessandrini4015]

Saw him at blue note in NYC...1994 just fantastic

[@nolove175]

Golden brown. Masterpiece

[@jeorjiekwe7197]

THE GOOD OLD DAYS LIVE FOREVER!!!!

[@brianbeaupre8369]

Absolutely DAVE is an all time forever never to be forgotten Piano Jazz Aficionado ! A God given Gift here on Earth to entertain us with his unique style & warmth !