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Interpretations
- 2011
- 13 tracks
- 1 uur, 17 min
- cool jazz
Album Description
Stan Getz Quintet's 'Interpretations' is a masterclass in cool jazz, expertly blending sophistication and elegance. This 2011 release brings together two classic albums, 'Interpretations By the Stan Getz Quintet' and 'Interpretations By the Stan Getz Quintet #2', along with three additional tracks that complete the master takes from this iconic formation.
Featuring the incredible talents of Stan Getz and Bob Brookmeyer in the frontline, accompanied by John Williams on piano, this quintet creates a truly unforgettable sound. The 13-track album, including gems such as 'Minor Blues', 'Fascinatin' Rhythm', and 'The Nearness of You', showcases the group's exceptional musicianship and chemistry.
With a duration of 1 hour and 17 minutes, 'Interpretations' is a journey through the very best of cool jazz, bebop, and mainstream jazz. Originally recorded in the 1950s, these digitally remastered tracks have lost none of their charm, and the album has been praised by critics, including a 5-star rating in Down Beat magazine.
Released on 28 November 2011 via Efor, S.L, 'Interpretations' is a must-listen for fans of Stan Getz Quintet and jazz enthusiasts alike. The album's timeless sound and exceptional quality make it an essential addition to any music collection, and a testament to the enduring legacy of Stan Getz Quintet.
Tracks
- Minor BluesStan Getz Quintet
- Fascinatin' RhythmStan Getz Quintet
- I Din't Know What Time It WasStan Getz Quintet
- TangerineStan Getz Quintet
- Love and the WeatherStan Getz Quintet
- Spring Is HereStan Getz Quintet
- Crazy RythmStan Getz Quintet
- Willow Weep for MeStan Getz Quintet
- The Nearness of YouStan Getz Quintet
- Pot LuckStan Getz Quintet
- It Don't Mean a ThingStan Getz Quintet
- The Varsity DragStan Getz Quintet
- Pot Luck (Single Version)Stan Getz Quintet
About Stan Getz Quintet
The Stan Getz Quintet, led by the renowned saxophonist Stan Getz, is celebrated for its rich, lyrical sound and innovative approach to jazz. Getz, known as "The Sound" for his warm, mellow tone, brought a unique voice to the tenor saxophone, heavily influenced by the legendary Lester Young. The quintet, particularly active in the 1950s, featured a rotating cast of talented musicians, with valve-trombonist Bob Brookmeyer being a standout regular. Their performances at iconic venues like Boston's Hi-Hat and Zardi's in Los Angeles showcased their inventive style, making them one of the most creative small groups of the era. The quintet's discography includes seminal albums like "Interpretations," released in 1954, which marked the beginning of Getz's prolific recording career. Their live performances, such as the one at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1978, continue to captivate audiences with their timeless appeal.
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