The Dave Brubeck Quartet
Biography
With jazz's first million seller, 'Take Five' in 1959, Brubeck experimented with daring time signatures and a distinctive harmonic approach, launching what would be called "West Coast" or "cool" jazz. The legend was recently introduced to a whole new generation through his appearances on Ken Burns' documentary mini-series 'Jazz.'
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The Dave Brubeck Quartet Discography
Anything Goes
At Carnegie Hall (disc 1)
Back Home
Best of Brubeck (1979-2004) (disc 1)
Blue Rondo
Brandenburg Gate: Revisited
Bravo! Brubeck!
Brubeck Desmond
Buried Treasures (feat. Paul Desmond)
Concord on a Summer Night
Countdown: Time in Outer Space
Dave Digs Disney
Double Live From the U.S.A. & U.K. (disc 1)
For Iola
Gone With the Wind
In Concert (feat. Paul Desmond)
Interchanges '54
Jazz at Oberlin
Jazz at the College of the Pacific
Jazz at the College of the Pacific, Volume 2
Jazz Goes to Junior College
Jazz Impressions of Eurasia
Jazz Impressions of Japan
Jazz Impressions of the Usa
Jazz: Red Hot & Cool
London Flat, London Sharp
Music from West Side Story
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