4 Mar
2014
“Take Five” – Dave Brubeck
Named for the uncommon quintuple time (5/4) it’s written in, “Take Five” is a classic, performed here by Dave Brubeck and his Quartet.
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One of the greatest songs ever. At the time was seen as scandalous for its lusty sound. And love has to go out to the drummer, Joe Morello, arguable the best jazz drummer in history, who was blind.
That’s an amazing piece of information! Thank you for sharing. Always inspiring to learn about someone like Joe Morello.
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