LIVE - Stan Getz Quartet: "Here's That Rainy Day" (1964)

PERSONNEL: Stan Getz (tenor sax); Gary Burton (vibes); Eugene Chorico (double bass); Joe Hunt (drums); Creed Taylor (producer); Val Valentin (director of engineering); Rudy Van Gelder (engineer); James Van Heusen (composer)
Recorded in concert at Carnegie Hall, Oct. 9, 1964
Released April 1966 on vinyl VERVE LP #V/8623 (65 vg 136),
"GETZ/GILBERTO #2 Stan Getz - Joao Gilberto"
Reissued 1996 on POLYGRAM various artists CD #314 520 363-2,
" L A T E n i g h t S A X "

[@davidellis5141]

Stan Getz with Rudy Van Gelder perfectly capturing the sound & mood. Perfection.

[@rayszymarek2920]

What a wonderful Sunday Evening you provided for your number one fan the BOOM i idolized Stan Getz for oh so so long. His tone his phrasings always inspired me and many jazz fans and you know Stan paid his dues with so many jazz greats Stan Kenton loved the heck out of him as many other musicians Of course he really made people most aware of his expertise is when the getz Gilberto release of the girl from Impenema came out Bosa Nova was in and a lot of non jazz lovers caught this sound and just really went wild. So how to describe Stan Getz a whisper jazz sound that has that haunting sound and yet subdued and really a shot of greatness for love and feeling so Annie you played another wonderful sensuous creation in Music the BOOM

[@AnnieVanAuken]

Thanks Ray, glad you like this mellow late nite jazz classic.