Stan Getz - Stan Getz Quintet in Boston. Live at the Hi-Hat 1953 (2016)
Artist: Stan Getz, Bob Brookmeyer, Duke Jordan, Bill Crow, Al Levitt
Title: Stan Getz Quintet in Boston. Live at the Hi-Hat 1953
Year Of Release: 2016
Label: Fresh Sound Records
Genre: Jazz
Quality: FLAC (tracks) / MP3
Total Time: 1:34:23
Total Size: 422 / 217 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Stan Getz Quintet in Boston. Live at the Hi-Hat 1953
Year Of Release: 2016
Label: Fresh Sound Records
Genre: Jazz
Quality: FLAC (tracks) / MP3
Total Time: 1:34:23
Total Size: 422 / 217 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
DISC 1
01. Ornithology
02. Move
03. These Foolish Things
04. Hymn to the Orient
05. Woody 'N You
06. Indiana
07. Moonlight in Vermont
DISC 2
01. There Will Never Be Another You
02. Spring Will Be a Little Late This Year
03. Sweeetie Pie
04. Show Me the Way to Go Home / Into Goodnight Sweetheart
05. Stella by Starlight
06. All the Things You Are
07. Darn That Dream
These live performances were recorded in 1953 during one of Stan Getz’s visits to the Hi-Hat club in Boston. Apart from the sheer quality of the playing, these recordings are historically important, because they are the only available that capture one of the first public appearances of the then-recently-formed Getz quintet with valve-trombonist Bob Brookmeyer, here making his debut as a featured soloist.
Getz was 26 and after joining Norman Granz’ J.A.T.P in 1952 he had expanded his sound and developed an even more swinging beat, while still retaining his moving lyrical approach. Jazz enthusiasts, and the many fans of Stan Getz, will be thrilled to hear how the quintet sounded in its earliest days. Jimmy Giuffre summed up his feelings about the quintet in 1961 when he emphatically said “That band with Getz and Brookmeyer is my favorite of all the jazz groups I’ve ever heard.”
Getz was 26 and after joining Norman Granz’ J.A.T.P in 1952 he had expanded his sound and developed an even more swinging beat, while still retaining his moving lyrical approach. Jazz enthusiasts, and the many fans of Stan Getz, will be thrilled to hear how the quintet sounded in its earliest days. Jimmy Giuffre summed up his feelings about the quintet in 1961 when he emphatically said “That band with Getz and Brookmeyer is my favorite of all the jazz groups I’ve ever heard.”