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Tracklist

The Way You Look Tonight
Love Walked In
What Is This Thing Called Love?
September In The Rain

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
EP 4003, EP-4003 Dave Brubeck Octet* Dave Brubeck Octet ‎(7", EP) Fantasy, Fantasy EP 4003, EP-4003 US 1952
EP 4003, EP-4003 Dave Brubeck Octet* Dave Brubeck Octet ‎(7", EP, Red) Fantasy, Fantasy EP 4003, EP-4003 US 1952
EP 4004 The Dave Brubeck Octet Dave Brubeck Octet ‎(7", EP, Gre) Fantasy EP 4004 US 1953

Dave Brubeck Octet - Dave Brubeck Octet FLAC album

Musician performer: Dave Brubeck Octet

Title: Dave Brubeck Octet

Country: US

Date of release: 1952

Style: Bop

Genre: Jazz

Size FLAC: 1232 mb

Rating: 4.7 / 5

Votes: 554

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All material on this EP by Dave Brubeck Octet is excellent-be pation with the listening to these recordings, you find it really interesting at the extreme end!(next quatations by Joop Visser!)July 1950-his second, and last session with The Octet. Elements like counterpoint, tonal colouration, and melodic and rhythmic imagination gave the Dave Brubeck Octet its own undeniable entity.Dave Van Kriegt‘s arrangement of “Love Walked in“ achieves rythmic syntax and harmonic texture, which sounds very close to to the procedures of the Miles Davis Nonets’s work on “The Birth of the Cool“ recordings, Gerry Mulligan’s ideas in particular may have been heeded in this track.Bill Smith scored “What Is This Thing Called Love“, an arrangement that is affected by Smith own doubling on clarinet and baritone saxDave Brubeck’s arrangement of “The Way You Looked Tonight“ is strongly reminiscent of the Miles Davis Nonet Van Kriegt also arranged “September in the Rain“-this is more free-ranging chart which encouraged longer more intricate solos.
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All material on this EP by Dave Brubeck Octet is excellent-be pation with the listening to these recordings, you find it really interesting at the extreme end!(next quatations by Joop Visser!)July 1950-his second, and last session with The Octet. Elements like counterpoint, tonal colouration, and melodic and rhythmic imagination gave the Dave Brubeck Octet its own undeniable entity.Dave Van Kriegt‘s arrangement of “Love Walked in“ achieves rythmic syntax and harmonic texture, which sounds very close to to the procedures of the Miles Davis Nonets’s work on “The Birth of the Cool“ recordings, Gerry Mulligan’s ideas in particular may have been heeded in this track.Bill Smith scored “What Is This Thing Called Love“, an arrangement that is affected by Smith own doubling on clarinet and baritone saxDave Brubeck’s arrangement of “The Way You Looked Tonight“ is strongly reminiscent of the Miles Davis Nonet Van Kriegt also arranged “September in the Rain“-this is more free-ranging chart which encouraged longer more intricate solos.