Winter Night Jazz #2

Take Five was recorded in 1959 by the Dave Brubeck Quartet with Dave on piano, Paul Desmond on alto sax, Eugene Wright on bass and Joe Morello on drums. Written in 5/4 time, Take Five rose quickly on the charts with its distinctive melody played on the sax, jolting drum solo and use of the unusual 5/4 time. Take Five has been included in countless movies and television soundtracks, and still receives significant radio play. 

Paul Desmond - Take Five (Dave Brubeck)

Ben Webster - Over The Rainbow

Image : Les Musiciens, dédicace à S Bechet Nicolas de Stael

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NOUS DEUX ( Jacqueline ) - SIDNEY BECHET - 1953

Chet Baker - It's Always You (1956)

Amie Amis sings the standard, Don't Get Around Much Anymore.
Amie on vocals, ukulele, French horn, with Russ Meissner on drums and guitar.

Don't Get Around Much Anymore (Duke Ellington)

Taking A Chance On Love

Cole Porter - Night and Day (Maximo Spodek)

One more kiss, dear

Billie Holiday & Lester Young - A Sailboat in the Moonlight

Angelo Debarre & Ludovic Beier - 13 - Premier Bal

Dancing on the Ceiling

Charles Porter- Trumpet
Edwin Canito Garcia- Bass

Morning Glory- Duke Ellington

French jazz circa 1947 - LOVE Eartha Kitt, so playful and sultry! *earphones on* Cara Manglapus (lead vocals), Alex Salva (piano, backing vocals), Xtine Mercado (bass, backing vocals), Anabec Silverio (drums)



C'est Si Bon 1947 (live studio recording)

Enrico Pieranunzi - Les Amants

04 - Deep in a dream - Chet Baker

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Morning Glory- Duke Ellington

Edwin Canito Garcia

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