By Kevin Whitehead, The Audio Beat It can be hard to separate Dave Brubeck’s first excursion into playing odd meters, 1959’s celebrated Time Out, from how it was promoted: as … Read More
REVIEW: Dave Brubeck Quartet • Time OutTakes – The Audio Beat
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REVIEW: Notable and Nearly Missed 2020 article/ The Dave Brubeck Quartet “Time OuTakes” – All About Jazz
By C. Michael Bailey, All About Jazz The year 1959 was a watershed for jazz music. It saw the releases of Miles Davis‘Kind of Blue (Columbia); John Coltrane‘s Giant Steps … Read More
REVIEW: The Dave Brubeck Quartet “Time OuTakes” – All About Jazz
By Jerome Wilson, All About Jazz This CD consists of previously unreleased takes from the recording sessions for Dave Brubeck‘s classic album, Time Out(Columbia, 1959). Read more here.
REVIEW: Dave Brubeck’s ‘Time OutTakes’ – PostGenre
By John Chacona, PostGenre Let’s start with “Take Five,” a tune most serious jazz fans might be grateful never to hear again. Read more here.
REVIEW: The Dave Brubeck Quartet “Time OuTakes” – Spill Magazine
By Gerrod Harris, Spill Magazine If ever there was a single album that acted as a gateway to the genre for generations of jazz school students while also managing to … Read More
REVIEW: The Dave Brubeck Quartet “Time OuTakes” – Musoscribe
By Bill Kopp, Musoscribe Released in 1959, The Dave BrubeckQuartet’s Time Out is a landmark album. An accomplished synthesis of West Coast and cool jazz, it’s remarkable for combining “unusual” … Read More