Dave Brubeck Quintet/France 1972

From the 1972 European tour, the live performance at Olympia in Paris, France on October 26th is recorded as a stereo soundboard sound source. First of all, this sound source has been mastered from something that was aired on a French jazz channel in recent years, so the sound quality is such that it can be officially released as is. From this day’s live performance, “Koto Song” was included in the live album “We’re All Together Again For The First Time” which was officially released the following year (the song was cut because it was included in the official version). ), he himself later said that it was a particularly wonderful performance on this tour. In terms of timing, after disbanding the long-standing quartet in 1967, he reunited with Paul Desmond for the first time in five years, and Baritone Gerry Mulligan also joined, and by the way, this was the first time that these three were on the same stage. Since the Newport Jazz Festival in 1955. Naturally, they put on a great performance, and four songs, “The Sermon On The Mount,” “Someday My Prince Will Come,” “Line For Lyons,” and “All The Things You Are” are included in the official live performance. This collector’s edition is a must-listen for jazz piano fans. 1. Truth (04:05) 2. The Sermon On The Mount (06:41) 3. Someday My Prince Will Come (07:39) 4. Line For Lyons (07:19) 5. All The Things You Are ( 09:52) 6. Take Five (11:53) [Live at Olympia, Paris, France, October 26th 1972 : Stereo Soundboard Recording] Dave Brubeck – piano / Paul Desmond – alto saxophone / Gerry Mulligan – baritone saxophone / Jack Six – bass / Alan Dawson – drums