9 thoughts on “ Balcony Rock - The Dave Brubeck Quartet - Jazz Goes To College (Cassette, Album) ”

1. Label: Columbia - CL ,Analog Spark - CL • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Limited Edition, Reissue, Remastered, Mono g • Country: US • Genre: Jazz • Style: Bop, Cool Jazz The Dave Brubeck Quartet - Jazz Goes To College (, g, Vinyl) | Discogs/5(23).

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2. Mar 22,  · referencing Jazz Goes To College, LP, Album, Promo, CL The only difference between this and the very similar black font reprint is the word "FREE" over the CL on the left of the disc label. Both this and the reprint share the Colombia "CL " number with the earlier first pressings/5().

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3. Dave Brubeck had become famous introducing his brand of Modern Jazz to the West Coast college crowd and this LP (never re-ssued on CD till a couple of years back) got somewhat overshadowed by his earlier Jazz Goes to College recording with his old rhytem group of Bob Bates on bass and Joe Dodge /5(76).

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4. 8 rows · "Balcony Rock" commences the platter from sides documented at the University of 10/

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5. As a sort-of follow-up to Jazz Goes To College (which was actually recorded three years earlier) and the final album in his "college" series, pianist Dave Brubeck and his Quartet (with altoist Paul Desmond, bassist Norman Bates and drummer Joe Morello) recorded at Fullerton Junior College in The musicians were clearly inspired by the enthusiastic audience and they perform the definitive.

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6. Balcony Rock Out of Nowhere Le Souk Take the "A" Train The Song is You Don't Worry 'bout Me I Want To Be Happy Sound quality is pretty good for a 58 year old recording and the CD is 51mins long. Sadly since I wrote this review Dave Brubeck has died. Truly one of the last of the giants has left us/5(50).

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7. An "all new" collection of various college dates that the DBQ cut, this may be the single finest of the bunch. Brubeck and Desmond's interplay is exemplary, with the alto saxophonist hitting star status with his work on "Balcony Rock," "Le Souk" (an early experiment with Eastern rhythms) and the aching ballad "Don't Worry 'Bout Me.".

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9. JAZZ GOES TO COLLEGE In the spring of Jazz-great Dave Brubeck did a tour of North American college campuses. Paul Desmond (alto sax), Bob Bates (bass), and Joe Dodge (drums) joined him and their support of Brubeck's uniformly flawless, ultimately producing what many consider as the most memorable music in the artist's canon.

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