"Three To Get Ready" by The Dave Brubeck Quartet. From the 1959 "Time Out" Album. Composed by Dave Brubeck. The song starts in waltz-time, after which it begins to alternate between two measures of 3/4 (the waltz-time), and two of 4/4.
The Dave Brubeck Quartet:
*Dave Brubeck: Piano
*Paul Desmond: Alto saxophone
*Eugene Wright: Double bass
*Joe Morello: Drums
i don't understand why my generation doesn't listen to this style of music more; its absolutely brilliant!
BManStan1991 3 weeks ago
1 person didn't get ready,
turixism 3 months ago 2
@Franckzer Wow! I would have never noticed that unless you told me to snap my fingers. Impressive.
Bieji 5 months ago
@spacepatrolman Actually the first was Louis Armstrong in 1949. Dave was the second.
NorthWriter 8 months ago
I love the whole album, but this is probably my favourite song on it. So gentle and understated, at first listen one could easily miss what a complex song this is.
NorthWriter 8 months ago
@Franckzer dave brubeck was the first jazz musician on the cover of time magazine some thought it should have been duke ellington but dave brubeck was getting hit records then in 1971 dave brubeck performed at newport the police incited a riot a record was issued the last set at newport
spacepatrolman 9 months ago
Try to snap your fingers to follow the rythm. They go from 3/4 to 4/4 in a jiff! This Joe Morello is great!
Franckzer 1 year ago
Nagyszerű!
eatondarr 1 year ago
I love everything by Brubeck. Lucky me, my dad must have had this album when I was born. Still loving it. Excellent bass and sax, and of course, PIANO!
armidaprice1 1 year ago
Awesome!!!! Dave Brubeck and his quartet totally rock! This song was recorded when I was 2 years old, and I did not discover this wonderful piece until 30 years later! Thanks so much for posting!
dfszczepan 1 year ago