DAVE BRUBECK: TWO GENERATIONS OF BRUBECK ON VINYL
LABEL: Atlantic
YEAR: 1973
TRACK LIST
1. Circadian Dysrhythmia
2. Three to Get Ready
3. Blue Rondo à la Turk
4. Unsquare Dance
5. The Holy One
6. Call of the Wild
7. Knives
8. Tin Sink
9. Thank You (Dziekuje)
PERSONNEL
Dave Brubeck (piano)
Darius Brubeck (electric piano, organ, clavinet)
Chris Brubeck (electric bass, bass trombone)
Danny Brubeck (drums)
Jerry Bergonzi (tenor sax, soprano sax)
David Dutemple (electric bass)
Jim Cathcart (electric piano)
David Mason (guitar)
David Dutemple (electric bass)
Stephen Dudash (violin)
From Dave Brubeck’s personal home studio collection, these brand-new, never-played LPs come directly from the Brubeck family’s personal archives.
Each record in this extremely limited release includes a personalized inscription and signature from Chris Brubeck. This is a one-of-a-kind keepsake or gift for any fan or collector.
PLEASE NOTE: Because of high international shipping costs, we’re only able to offer shipping within the United States at this time.
PERSONALIZATION
When adding to cart, please enter the name you’d like Chris to include in the “Personalized dedication” field. If left blank, we’ll reach out before shipping to confirm your preference.
LINER NOTE FROM CHICK COREA
“Two Generations of Brubeck” is a work of art which not only is an expansion in musical direction for Dave but, more important, is an expression of Dave’s bigness as a Being; one who has so well integrated his creative individuality with his family’s growth and with his group’s communication to his audience.
The amount of variety in creative contributions by all the players plus the wonderful variety of moods that the compositions offer make for a lovely aesthetic trip.
Whatever forces that have subtly colored Dave Brubeck’s artistry as anything less than a wonderful gift to our society are given a powerful rebuttal in the form of a loving flow by what is my personal favorite on the record—Dave’s piano solo—Thank You.
Dave—Thank you
With Love,
Chick Corea
7 Sept. 1973
DAVE BRUBECK: TWO GENERATIONS OF BRUBECK ON VINYL
LABEL: Atlantic
YEAR: 1973
TRACK LIST
1. Circadian Dysrhythmia
2. Three to Get Ready
3. Blue Rondo à la Turk
4. Unsquare Dance
5. The Holy One
6. Call of the Wild
7. Knives
8. Tin Sink
9. Thank You (Dziekuje)
PERSONNEL
Dave Brubeck (piano)
Darius Brubeck (electric piano, organ, clavinet)
Chris Brubeck (electric bass, bass trombone)
Danny Brubeck (drums)
Jerry Bergonzi (tenor sax, soprano sax)
David Dutemple (electric bass)
Jim Cathcart (electric piano)
David Mason (guitar)
David Dutemple (electric bass)
Stephen Dudash (violin)
From Dave Brubeck’s personal home studio collection, these brand-new, never-played LPs come directly from the Brubeck family’s personal archives.
Each record in this extremely limited release includes a personalized inscription and signature from Chris Brubeck. This is a one-of-a-kind keepsake or gift for any fan or collector.
PLEASE NOTE: Because of high international shipping costs, we’re only able to offer shipping within the United States at this time.
PERSONALIZATION
When adding to cart, please enter the name you’d like Chris to include in the “Personalized dedication” field. If left blank, we’ll reach out before shipping to confirm your preference.
LINER NOTE FROM CHICK COREA
“Two Generations of Brubeck” is a work of art which not only is an expansion in musical direction for Dave but, more important, is an expression of Dave’s bigness as a Being; one who has so well integrated his creative individuality with his family’s growth and with his group’s communication to his audience.
The amount of variety in creative contributions by all the players plus the wonderful variety of moods that the compositions offer make for a lovely aesthetic trip.
Whatever forces that have subtly colored Dave Brubeck’s artistry as anything less than a wonderful gift to our society are given a powerful rebuttal in the form of a loving flow by what is my personal favorite on the record—Dave’s piano solo—Thank You.
Dave—Thank you
With Love,
Chick Corea
7 Sept. 1973
