Paul Desmond The Complete 1975 Toronto Recordings
Paul Desmond - The Complete 1975 Toronto Recordings (7CD) (2020) Music
Posted by Domestos at Jan. 2, 2021
Paul Desmond - The Complete 1975 Toronto Recordings (7CD) (2020)
XLD Rip | FLAC (tracks+.cue, log) ~ 3,04 Gb | 08:13:52 | Covers
Cool | Country: USA | Label: Mosaic Records - MD7-269
XLD Rip | FLAC (tracks+.cue, log) ~ 3,04 Gb | 08:13:52 | Covers
Cool | Country: USA | Label: Mosaic Records - MD7-269
Paul Desmond was an artist who stood alone on the alto saxophone. His tone was light, but full. His improvisations were complex but always lyrical and direct. If Johnny Hodges was the seducer on alto, Desmond was the cool intellect always willing to engage all of your senses.
Paul Desmond – The Complete 1975 Toronto Recordings (2020) Music
Posted by El Misha at Sept. 9, 2020
Paul Desmond – The Complete 1975 Toronto Recordings (2020)
Cool Jazz | FLAC (tracks) | Covers | 08:13:50 | 3.06 GB + 5% Recovery
Label: Mosaic Records | Tracks: 51 | Rls.date: 2020
Cool Jazz | FLAC (tracks) | Covers | 08:13:50 | 3.06 GB + 5% Recovery
Label: Mosaic Records | Tracks: 51 | Rls.date: 2020
Paul Desmond was an integral part of the Dave Brubeck Quartet for 17 years (1950-1967). His alto sax helped define the Brubeck sound, and just the fact that he wrote the most well known composition of Brubeck’s career (“Take Five”), would be enough to write his name in jazz history. However, it was his velvety tone and his lyrical improvisation that jazz fans remember most. His sensuous timbre, feather light, but still substantial, can be compared to both Johnny Hodges and Lester Young for its beauty.