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Tracklist (Vinyl)
| A1 | | East Of The Sun | | 5:47 | | A2 | | For All We Know | | 5:36 | | A3 | | I Get A Kick Out Of You | | 8:41 | | A4 | | Greensleeves | | 2:08 | | B1 | | Two Degrees East, Three Degrees West | | 7:30 | | B2 | | Time After Time | | 6:15 | | B3 | | You Go To My Head | | 6:30 |
See more tracks| B4 | | Susie | | 3:52 | | C1 | | Out Of Nowhere | | 5:46 | | C2 | | The One I Love | | 6:35 | | C3 | | Polka Dots And Moonbeams | | 5:51 | | C4 | | Samba de Orfeu | | 4:19 | | D1 | | Poor Butterfly | | 7:17 | | D2 | | Theme From Black Orpheus | | 4:10 | | D3 | | Embarcadero (Alternate Version) | | 4:56 | | D4 | | El Prince | | 3:23 | | D5 | | El Prince (Alternate Track) | | 5:35 | | E1 | | Alone Together | | 6:51 | | E2 | | The Night Has A Thousand Eyes (Alternate Version) | | 7:17 | | E3 | | Nancy | | 6:03 | | E4 | | Embarcadero | | 3:58 | | F1 | | Blues For Fun | | 6:24 | | F2 | | Take Ten | | 3:12 | | F3 | | That Old Feeling | | 5:45 | | F4 | | Angel Eyes | | 6:15 | | G1 | | Rude Old Man | | 5:38 | | G2 | | A Taste Of Honey | | 4:23 | | G3 | | When Joanna Loved Me | | 5:43 | | G4 | | Polka Dots And Moonbeams (Alternate Version) | | 5:10 | | H1 | | Samba Cantina | | 5:37 | | H2 | | Bossa Antigua | | 4:36 | | H3 | | Samba Cepeda | | 5:06 | | H4 | | A Ship Without A Sail | | 6:17 | | I1 | | The Night Has A Thousand Eyes | | 4:41 | | I2 | | O Gato (Alternate Version) | | 4:52 | | I3 | | Any Other Time | | 4:21 | | I4 | | The Girl From The 9th Street | | 5:55 | | I5 | | Curacao Doloroso | | 4:26 | | J1 | | O Gato | | 4:24 | | J2 | | Stranger In Town | | 4:23 | | J3 | | By The River Saint Marie | | 6:14 | | J4 | | Glad To Be Unhappy | | 5:32 | | K1 | | Hi Lili, Hi-Lo | | 4:40 | | K2 | | Easy Living | | 7:04 | | K3 | | All Across The City | | 4:30 | | K4 | | Bewitched (Alternate Version) | | 7:46 | | L1 | | All Through The Night | | 5:27 | | L2 | | I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face | | 4:14 | | L3 | | Here's That Rainy Day | | 5:23 | | L4 | | Bewitched | | 6:21 |
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Review
Paul Desmond was a major reason for the success of the Dave Brubeck Quartet, and this boxset proves that the music he made as a group leader was just as wonderful. Desmond's sly, witty but emotionally rich sax style does marvels with strings, the Bossa Nova, ballads and a few swingers. Guitarist Jim Hall and drummer Connie Kay sound just as good as Desmond.
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