VA - Jazz L'Album Idéal En 25 Titres Mythiques (2011)

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Title: Jazz L'Album Idéal En 25 Titres Mythiques
Year Of Release: 2011
Label: Columbia/Legacy
Genre: Jazz
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 1:56:10
Total Size: 627 MB
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Tracklist:

Disc 1
1. Count Basie – Take the "A" Train (03:46)
2. Billie Holiday – I'm a Fool to Want You (03:24)
3. Miles Davis – So What (feat. John Coltrane, Cannonball Adderley & Bill Evans) (09:22)
4. The Dave Brubeck Quartet – Take Five (05:24)
5. Stan Getz – Aguas de Marco (feat. João Gilberto) (04:39)
6. Chet Baker – Over the Rainbow (03:28)
7. Louis Armstrong – St. Louis Blues (08:50)
8. George Benson – Clockwise (04:26)
9. Nina Simone – My Man's Gone Now (04:12)
10. Sonny Rollins – Just Friends (Remastered) (04:38)
11. Charlie Parker – Laura (03:31)
12. Erroll Garner – I'll Remember April (04:24)

Disc 2
1. Sarah Vaughan – Ain't Misbehavin' (alternate take) (02:59)
2. Art Tatum – Tea for Two (03:14)
3. Benny Goodman – Seven Come Eleven (2001 Remastered) (04:22)
4. Helen Merrill – Night and Day (Live) (03:05)
5. Art Blakey – The End of a Love Affair (06:41)
6. Charles Mingus – Flamingo (05:31)
7. Thelonious Monk – Body and Soul (04:29)
8. Paul Desmond – All the Things You Are (2003 Remastered) (05:51)
9. Martial Solal – Poinciana (04:48)
10. Wynton Marsalis – Cherokee (album version) (02:21)
11. Jaco Pastorius – Donna Lee (02:27)
12. Weather Report – Birdland (05:59)
13. Count Basie – Jumpin' at the Woodside (03:09)

Released on March 7, 2011, by Sony Music Classique Jazz, Jazz L'Album Idéal En 25 Titres Mythiques is a two-disc compilation that brings together legendary performances from jazz history. The 25-track collection features a wide array of iconic artists, including Billie Holiday performing "I'm a Fool to Want You," Frank Sinatra, Stan Getz with João Gilberto's "The Girl from Ipanema," Duke Ellington, Charles Mingus, Charlie Parker, Wynton Marsalis, and Benny Goodman. The album traverses multiple jazz subgenres, from vocal jazz and bossa nova to bebop and cool jazz, offering listeners a curated survey of "mythical" tracks that have defined the genre. Among the notable recordings included are Helen Merrill's "The End of a Love Affair," Martial Solal's take on "Poinciana," and George Benson's "Clockwise".