The Dave Brubeck Quartet - The Columbia Studio Albums Collection 1955-1966

The Dave Brubeck Quartet - The Columbia Studio Albums Collection 1955-1966

Media Condition:  Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition: Mint (M)

Format:      19xCD, Comp
Country:    Europe  
Released:  2012
Genre:       Jazz
Style:         

Track List:

. Brubeck Time (1955)
1-1. Audrey 3:33
1-2. Jeepers Creepers 4:56
1-3. Pennies From Heaven 6:27
1-4. Why Do I Love You 5:41
1-5. Stompin' For Mili 5:26
1-6. Keepin' Out Of Mischief Now 5:05
1-7. A Fine Romance 3:48
1-8. Brother, Can You Spare A Dime 5:17
. Jazz Impressions Of The U.S.A. (1957)
2-1. Ode To A Cowboy 5:01
2-2. Summer Song 6:04
2-3. Yonder For Two 5:25
2-4. History Of A Boy Scout 4:30
2-5. Plain Song 3:55
2-6. Curtain Time 4:43
2-7. Sounds Of The Loop 7:24
2-8. Home At Last 3:56
. Jazz Impressions Of Eurasia (1958)
3-1. Nomad 7:20
3-2. Brandenburg Gate 6:54
3-3. The Golden Horn 5:00
3-4. Thank You (Dziekuje) 3:32
3-5. Marble Arch 6:56
3-6. Calcutta Blues 9:56
. Dave Digs Disney (1957)
4-1. Alice In Wonderland 9:24
4-2. Give A Little Whistle 7:32
4-3. Heigh-Ho (The Dwarfs' Marching Song) 3:53
4-4. When You Wish Upon A Star 4:49
4-5. Some Day My Prince Will Come 8:16
4-6. One Song 4:57
4-7. Very Good Advice 5:31
4-8. So This Is Love 5:56
. Gone With The Wind (1960)
5-1. Swanee River 5:57
5-2. The Lonesome Road 7:43
5-3. Georgia On My Mind 6:37
5-4. Camptown Races 1:44
5-5. Camptown Races 2:07
5-6. Short'nin' Bread 2:28
5-7. Basin Street Blues 4:33
5-8. Ol' Man River 2:30
5-9. Gone With The Wind 6:27
. Time Out (1959)
6-1. Blue Rondo A La Turk 6:45
6-2. Strange Meadow Lark 7:22
6-3. Take Five 5:22
6-4. Three To Get Ready 5:21
6-5. Kathy's Waltz 4:50
6-6. Everybody's Jumpin' 4:24
6-7. Pick Up Sticks 4:16
. Southern Scene (1960)
7-1. Oh Susanna 2:36
7-2. When It Is Sleepy Time Down South 5:54
7-3. Little Rock Get Away 3:19
7-4. Jeannie With The Light Brown Hair 2:25
7-5. Deep In The Heart Of Texas 3:19
7-6. At The Darktown Strutters' Ball 1:37
7-7. Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen 5:54
7-8. Happy Times 2:34
7-9. Darling Nellie Gray 5:16
7-10. Southern Scene 5:43
. Berstein Plays Brubeck Plays Berstein (1960)
8-1. Dialogues For Jazz Combo And Orchestra - Allegro 6:55
8-2. Dialogues For Jazz Combo And Orchestra - Andante - Ballad 5:13
8-3. Dialogues For Jazz Combo And Orchestra - Adagio - Ballad 4:56
8-4. Dialogues For Jazz Combo And Orchestra - Allegro - Blues 5:33
8-5. Maria 3:15
8-6. I Feel Pretty 5:07
8-7. Somewhere 4:14
8-8. A Quiet Girl 2:25
8-9. Tonight 3:48
. Time Further Out (1961)
9-1. It's A Raggy Waltz 5:10
9-2. Bluette 5:21
9-3. Charles Matthew Hallelujah 2:52
9-4. Far More Blue 4:38
9-5. Far More Drums 4:00
9-6. Maori Blues 3:55
9-7. Unsquare Dance 2:02
9-8. Bru's Boogie Woogie 2:27
9-9. Blue Shadows In The Street 6:35
9-10. The Lawless Mike (aka Slow And Easy) 3:29
9-11. It's A Raggy Waltz (Live) 6:37
. Countdown - Time In Outer Space (1962)
10-1. Countdown 2:24
10-2. Eleven Four 2:52
10-3. Why Phillis Waltz 2:16
10-4. Someday My Prince Will Come 6:19
10-5. Castilian Blues 2:31
10-6. Castilian Drums 5:18
10-7. Fast Life 2:58
10-8. Waltz Limp 4:15
10-9. Three's A Crowd 2:42
10-10. Dance Duet 3:45
10-11. Back To Earth 3:18
10-12. Fatha 3:47
. Bossa Nova U.S.A. (1963)
11-1. Bossa Nova U.S.A. 2:30
11-2. Vento Fresco (Cool Wind) 3:30
11-3. The Trolley Song 3:04
11-4. Theme For June 4:15
11-5. Coracao Sensivel (Tender Heart) 4:10
11-6. Irmao Amigo (Brother Friend) 3:22
11-7. There'll Be No Tomorrow 5:42
11-8. Cantiga Nova Swing 2:46
11-9. Lamento 4:45
11-10. This Can't Be Love 6:50
. Brandenburg Gate: Revisited (1963)
12-1. Brandenburg Gate 18:28
12-2. Summer Song 4:12
12-3. In Your Own Sweet Way 4:58
12-4. G Flat Theme 3:55
12-5. Kathy's Waltz 3:02
. Time Changes (1964)
13-1. Iberia 2:57
13-2. Unisphere 5:41
13-3. Shim Wha 4:00
13-4. World's Fair 2:42
13-5. Cable Car 2:57
13-6. Theme From Elementals 3:06
13-7. Elementals 16:35
. Jazz Impressions Of Japan (1964)
14-1. Tokyo Traffic 5:52
14-2. Rising Sun 4:40
14-3. Toki's Theme 2:08
14-4. Fujiyama 5:03
14-5. Zen Is When 2:53
14-6. The City Is Crying 6:01
14-7. Osaka Blues 5:09
14-8. Koto Song 3:01
. Jazz Impressions Of New York (1964)
15-1. Theme From Mr. Broadway 2:25
15-2. Broadway Bossa Nova 3:15
15-3. Autumn In Washington Square 5:27
15-4. Something To Sing About 3:52
15-5. Sixth Sense 6:55
15-6. Spring In Central Park 2:27
15-7. Lonely Mr. Broadway 4:20
15-8. Summer On The Sound 2:40
15-9. Winter Ballad 2:45
15-10. Broadway Romance 5:50
15-11. Upstage Rumba 4:07
. Angel Eyes (1965)
16-1. Let's Get Away From It All 3:57
16-2. Violets For Your Furs 5:49
16-3. Angel Eyes 7:22
16-4. Will You Still Be Mine? 5:20
16-5. Everything Happens To Me 5:45
16-6. Little Man With A Candy Cigar 3:32
16-7. The Night We Called It A Day 6:11
. My Favorite Things (1965)
17-1. My Favorite Things 2:53
17-2. Over And Over Again 4:02
17-3. Why Can't I? 6:52
17-4. Little Girl Blue 5:31
17-5. This Can't Be Love 6:52
17-6. My Romance 6:50
17-7. The Circus Is On Parade 3:14
17-8. The Most Beautiful Girl In The World 5:18
. Time In (1966)
18-1. Lost Waltz 3:52
18-2. Softly, William, Softly 5:39
18-3. Time In 3:56
18-4. Forty Days 4:38
18-5. Travellin' Blues 5:55
18-6. He Done Her Wrong 2:14
18-7. Lonesome 7:08
18-8. Cassandra 4:17
18-9. Rude Old Man 2:22
18-10. Who Said That? 3:32
18-11. Watusi Drums 2:23
. Anything Goes! The Dave Brubeck Quartet Plays Cole Porter (1967)
19-1. Anything Goes 5:40
19-2. Love For Sale 5:18
19-3. Night And Day 4:55
19-4. What Is This Thing Called Love? 6:16
19-5. I Get A Kick Out Of You 5:15
19-6. Just One Of Those Things 6:19
19-7. You're The Top 6:35
19-8. All Through The Night 8:25

Notes: 

Made in E. U.

Comments: 

Factory Sealed lounge room on top of kallax

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Mint (M)

Absolutely perfect in every way. Certainly never been played, possibly even still sealed.

Near Mint (NM or M-)

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Very Good (VG)

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