The Dave Brubeck Quartet’s 1979 album Back Home on vinyl. From Dave Brubeck’s personal collection of promotional albums, each vinyl in this limited sale is signed by Chris Brubeck.
Only 45 copies available — purchase now while supplies last!
TRACK LIST
1. Cassandra
2. The Masquerade Is Over
3. Hometown Blues
4. Yesterdays
5. Two-Part Contention
6. Caravan
PERSONNEL
Dave Brubeck, piano
Jerry Bergonzi, tenor sax & electric bass*
Chris Brubeck, electric bass & trombone*
Butch Miles, drums
*Two-Part Contention
NOTES
LIVE AT THE CONCORD PAVILION 1979
Produced by Russell Gloyd and Chris Brubeck
Recorded live at the Concord Jazz Festival, August 1979: Phil Edwards, Engineer
Mixed at PER Studios, San Francisco, August 1979; Phil Edwards, Engineer
Photos by Charles Bennett Grubb
Art Direction: DH Studio
“When a musician has the privilege to play a concert on a piano that has a plaque over the keyboard with a dedication to the memory of his mother, on the stage of a concert pavilion surrounded by land where his father had once grazed cattle; and the very road to the pavilion is the one on which he had first driven an automobile; and many of the “old-timers” in the audience remember more about his childhood than he could ever recall himself; When this happens, you know you are really back home!! Concord, California. where I was born: December 6, 1920.”
— Dave Brubeck
The Dave Brubeck Quartet’s 1979 album Back Home on vinyl. From Dave Brubeck’s personal collection of promotional albums, each vinyl in this limited sale is signed by Chris Brubeck.
Only 45 copies available — purchase now while supplies last!
TRACK LIST
1. Cassandra
2. The Masquerade Is Over
3. Hometown Blues
4. Yesterdays
5. Two-Part Contention
6. Caravan
PERSONNEL
Dave Brubeck, piano
Jerry Bergonzi, tenor sax & electric bass*
Chris Brubeck, electric bass & trombone*
Butch Miles, drums
*Two-Part Contention
NOTES
LIVE AT THE CONCORD PAVILION 1979
Produced by Russell Gloyd and Chris Brubeck
Recorded live at the Concord Jazz Festival, August 1979: Phil Edwards, Engineer
Mixed at PER Studios, San Francisco, August 1979; Phil Edwards, Engineer
Photos by Charles Bennett Grubb
Art Direction: DH Studio
“When a musician has the privilege to play a concert on a piano that has a plaque over the keyboard with a dedication to the memory of his mother, on the stage of a concert pavilion surrounded by land where his father had once grazed cattle; and the very road to the pavilion is the one on which he had first driven an automobile; and many of the “old-timers” in the audience remember more about his childhood than he could ever recall himself; When this happens, you know you are really back home!! Concord, California. where I was born: December 6, 1920.”
— Dave Brubeck
