CD-Charts Position 171

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Recorded Fall 1961

CD-Charts > Music > Cool and West Coast
by: Stan Getz

Release Date January 25, 2002

CD-Charts Position 172

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Brandenburg Gate: Revisited

CD-Charts > Music > Cool and West Coast
by: Dave Brubeck

Release Date April 01, 2008

CD-Charts Position 173
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The Complete Roost Recordings

CD-Charts > Music > Cool and West Coast
by: Stan Getz

Release Date November 10, 1997
My favourite story about Stan Getz tells of how somebody once overheard him backstage, warming up before a gig, playing a few practice licks; satisfied that all was well, the great man stopped, took the sax out of his mouth and murmured to himself "The incredibly lovely sound of Stan Getz." I don't know what's funniest about this - that he was vain enough to say this aloud to himself, or that he referred to himself in the third person.

But Getz did have an incredibly lovely sound, one of the loveliest in all of jazz, and he'd worked his butt off to acquire it. This box set covers some of his earlier recordings, before he'd made it huge bringing bossa nova to the student bedsits of the Western world. What's surprising to a relative ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 174
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Gerry Mulligan Meets Ben Webster

CD-Charts > Music > Cool and West Coast
by: Gerry Mulligan

Release Date December 31, 1993
My favourite story about Stan Getz tells of how somebody once overheard him backstage, warming up before a gig, playing a few practice licks; satisfied that all was well, the great man stopped, took the sax out of his mouth and murmured to himself "The incredibly lovely sound of Stan Getz." I don't know what's funniest about this - that he was vain enough to say this aloud to himself, or that he referred to himself in the third person.

But Getz did have an incredibly lovely sound, one of the loveliest in all of jazz, and he'd worked his butt off to acquire it. This box set covers some of his earlier recordings, before he'd made it huge bringing bossa nova to the student bedsits of the Western world. What's surprising to a relative ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 175
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At the Manne Hole Vol. 2

CD-Charts > Music > Cool and West Coast
by: Shelly Manne & His Men

Release Date December 23, 1999
My favourite story about Stan Getz tells of how somebody once overheard him backstage, warming up before a gig, playing a few practice licks; satisfied that all was well, the great man stopped, took the sax out of his mouth and murmured to himself "The incredibly lovely sound of Stan Getz." I don't know what's funniest about this - that he was vain enough to say this aloud to himself, or that he referred to himself in the third person.

But Getz did have an incredibly lovely sound, one of the loveliest in all of jazz, and he'd worked his butt off to acquire it. This box set covers some of his earlier recordings, before he'd made it huge bringing bossa nova to the student bedsits of the Western world. What's surprising to a relative ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 176
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Love Songs

CD-Charts > Music > Cool and West Coast
by: Dave Brubeck

Release Date January 18, 2000
My favourite story about Stan Getz tells of how somebody once overheard him backstage, warming up before a gig, playing a few practice licks; satisfied that all was well, the great man stopped, took the sax out of his mouth and murmured to himself "The incredibly lovely sound of Stan Getz." I don't know what's funniest about this - that he was vain enough to say this aloud to himself, or that he referred to himself in the third person.

But Getz did have an incredibly lovely sound, one of the loveliest in all of jazz, and he'd worked his butt off to acquire it. This box set covers some of his earlier recordings, before he'd made it huge bringing bossa nova to the student bedsits of the Western world. What's surprising to a relative ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 177
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The Picasso of Big Band Jazz

CD-Charts > Music > Cool and West Coast
by: Marty Paich

Release Date October 01, 1999
My favourite story about Stan Getz tells of how somebody once overheard him backstage, warming up before a gig, playing a few practice licks; satisfied that all was well, the great man stopped, took the sax out of his mouth and murmured to himself "The incredibly lovely sound of Stan Getz." I don't know what's funniest about this - that he was vain enough to say this aloud to himself, or that he referred to himself in the third person.

But Getz did have an incredibly lovely sound, one of the loveliest in all of jazz, and he'd worked his butt off to acquire it. This box set covers some of his earlier recordings, before he'd made it huge bringing bossa nova to the student bedsits of the Western world. What's surprising to a relative ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 178
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The Pacific Jazz Years

CD-Charts > Music > Cool and West Coast
by: Bud Shank

Release Date June 23, 2008
My favourite story about Stan Getz tells of how somebody once overheard him backstage, warming up before a gig, playing a few practice licks; satisfied that all was well, the great man stopped, took the sax out of his mouth and murmured to himself "The incredibly lovely sound of Stan Getz." I don't know what's funniest about this - that he was vain enough to say this aloud to himself, or that he referred to himself in the third person.

But Getz did have an incredibly lovely sound, one of the loveliest in all of jazz, and he'd worked his butt off to acquire it. This box set covers some of his earlier recordings, before he'd made it huge bringing bossa nova to the student bedsits of the Western world. What's surprising to a relative ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 179
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Stan Getz Quartets

CD-Charts > Music > Cool and West Coast
by: Stan Getz

Release Date November 10, 2006
My favourite story about Stan Getz tells of how somebody once overheard him backstage, warming up before a gig, playing a few practice licks; satisfied that all was well, the great man stopped, took the sax out of his mouth and murmured to himself "The incredibly lovely sound of Stan Getz." I don't know what's funniest about this - that he was vain enough to say this aloud to himself, or that he referred to himself in the third person.

But Getz did have an incredibly lovely sound, one of the loveliest in all of jazz, and he'd worked his butt off to acquire it. This box set covers some of his earlier recordings, before he'd made it huge bringing bossa nova to the student bedsits of the Western world. What's surprising to a relative ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 180
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No Problem

CD-Charts > Music > Cool and West Coast
by: Chet Baker Quartet

Release Date January 17, 2000
My favourite story about Stan Getz tells of how somebody once overheard him backstage, warming up before a gig, playing a few practice licks; satisfied that all was well, the great man stopped, took the sax out of his mouth and murmured to himself "The incredibly lovely sound of Stan Getz." I don't know what's funniest about this - that he was vain enough to say this aloud to himself, or that he referred to himself in the third person.

But Getz did have an incredibly lovely sound, one of the loveliest in all of jazz, and he'd worked his butt off to acquire it. This box set covers some of his earlier recordings, before he'd made it huge bringing bossa nova to the student bedsits of the Western world. What's surprising to a relative ... Read More: