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Four Classic Albums

Four Classic Albums

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  • Released Date: 21 May 2012

  • Genre: Jazz

Our Take

The smooth sound of Stan Getz's saxophone is like sinking into a velvet sofa with a glass of fine champagne in hand. In this compilation of four classic albums, Getz effortlessly glides through different jazz styles like a seasoned pro.

"Focus" showcases Getz's ability to captivate listeners with his impeccable technique and emotional depth. Each note feels like a whispered secret, drawing you deeper into the music.

"The Soft Swing" takes things up a notch with its infectious rhythms and lively melodies. Getz effortlessly showcases his versatility, effortlessly switching between tempos and moods, keeping you on your toes and tapping your feet.

"West Coast Jazz" is a cool, breezy affair that transports you to a sunny beachside bar. Getz's silky smooth tones wash over you like a gentle ocean breeze, leaving you feeling relaxed and in a state of musical bliss.

And finally, "Cool Velvet" is the perfect nightcap to this dreamy musical journey. Getz's velvety saxophone takes center stage, enveloping you in a warm embrace of sound that lulls you into a state of pure relaxation.

Overall, Stan Getz's Four Classic Albums is a testament to the timeless beauty of his music. So pour yourself a glass of your favorite tipple, sink back into your comfiest chair, and let Getz serenade you into the night. Cheers, old chap!

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. I'm Late, I'm Late
2. Her
3. Pan
4. I Remember When
5. Night Rider
6. Once Upon a Time
7. A Summer Afternoon
8. All the Things You Are
9. Pocono Mac
10. Down Beat
11. To the Ends of the Earth
12. Bye Bye Blues
13. East of the Sun


Disc: 2
1. Four
2. Suddenly It's Spring
3. Night in Tunisia
4. Summertime
5. Shine
6. The Thrill Is Gone
7. It Never Entered My Mind
8. Early Autumn
9. When I Go, I Go All the Way
10. A New Town Is a Blue Town
11. 'Round Midnight
12. Born to Be Blue
13. Whisper Not
14. Good-bye
15. Nature Boy

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Stan Getz: The Smooth Operator Stan Getz, born in 1927, was a Brazilian jazz saxophonist known for his velvety tone and silky smooth playing style. With a career spanning over five decades, Getz cemented himself as one of the most influential figures in the world of jazz. Getz first made a name for himself in the 1950s as part of the West Coast jazz scene, collaborating with legends like Dizzy Gillespie and Woody Herman. His 1964 album "Getz/Gilberto," featuring the iconic track "The Girl from Ipanema," catapulted him to international fame, earning him a Grammy for Album of the Year. A true virtuoso on the saxophone, Getz had an unparalleled ability to weave intricate melodies with effortless grace. His improvisational skills were second to none, with each note he played dripping with emotion and sophistication. Despite his undeniable talent, Getz was not without his controversies. His battles with drug addiction and tumultuous personal life often overshadowed his musical achievements. However, his enduring legacy as a pioneer of bossa nova and cool jazz cannot be denied. Whether you're a seasoned jazz aficionado or just dipping your toes into the genre, Stan Getz's music is sure to captivate and inspire. So sit back, pour yourself a cocktail, and let the smooth sounds of Getz transport you to a world of sophistication and style.

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