I am stunned this long version doesn't have MILLIONS of views ! They are missing out on some Beautiful sweet music. I'm playing it on a loop right now 😁🥁🎹🎺🎷🎶
Because of Dave Bruback and this song, I discovered Joe Morello, my favorite drummer on the world. In the 60's, I switched from rock to jazz drumming. Of all styles of music, I like jazz the most and of all the songs, this is my favorite. This is the first time I've heard this version and I love it, even though Joe isn't in it. Thank you, Dave Brubeck.
In 1953 I stopped at a small night club and Dave Brubeck with his small group were playing. When he got through playing Take Five that had been recently released the whole place stood and clapped for about 4 minutes. I was and still awed at him and the only version that should be played. George Traganos
Was at Sears Roebuck in LA....in late 50’s and wandered into record department and this piece was playing from original album. This 16 year old was blown away by this original sound ....my mother bought it for me ....although we couldn’t afford it....charged on Sears card ...over $20....a lot of bucks fir the time . Best money ever spent on me...listening ever since.....Dr, Albert Aguilera Long Beach Ca
I was introduced to Dave Brubeck and Paul Desmond some 60 years ago. That was at the 'Ambacht School in Hoorn in the Netherlands. Al my old friends where there like, Karel Schneider, Renee Bras, Dolf Boekel and so on, I still like to thank the teacher for playing this music to us. This music shaped my understanding of music and it's associating differences in approach and styles. Plying the guitar for many years it's amazing how much of this you take in and use without realizing it. Too Cool. Thank you my dear teacher!
I was first introduced to the DBQ in about 1979, when I heard "Time Out". The following year, I saw the quartet live at the Kool Jazz Festival in Saratoga Springs, NY. DBQ played there every year for more than 20 years, I saw them every time. I remember a clarinet rather than a sax a time or two, "just to try out the sound" as Mr. B told us. Always a fabulous set. Mulligan on the baritone contrasts Desmond's alto perfectly.
I was born the year this song was originally recorded and released. I grew up with and spent most of my early life listening to all the great rock of the 60's and 70's (less so of the 80's and 90's). I spend time listening to the defining songs and albums of that era and genre, read the comments and feel, quite sure, that yes, 'this is the greatest rock and stands the test of time'. Then I come and listen to this. And know that nothing ever recorded in the last century can compare. I started shifting to jazz in my late 20's when began feeling a need for more sophisticated mature music that wasn't shouting something at me all the time. Just music. The journey of discovery of great jazz has never ended. And when I need to feel that there is much that was right with humanity and its ultimate achievements, it is this that moves me and keeps me grounded. And I feel that as long as this music is alive, exists, gains new followers and those that can put in the work to come to truly deeply appreciate it, civilization will will be okay, it will survive.
Fantastic Jazz song heardbit when I was 15 and for some reason I enjoyed the beat of the sax the flute and the bassaa of course the piano ..now at 79 I still enjoy it !!!! Awesome tune !!!
Well, it appears that it took a Pandemic for the world to find , appreciate , creative phenomenal talent again. I noticed that the view skyrocketed in the past year !! I personally prefer this version as it gives each person their own time to shine ! That's respect ! The other versions did NOT have not even a million views. I noticed !! Now, they certainly do. This should have multi million views in my honest opinion, that is sadly their loss.
This guy is insane ! (also the Quartet, of course ;) ) Me and my friend were playing chess, while we were listening to this track and we didn't even notice the fact that they're playing live (well, I think it's also because of the good quality), and the crossovers from the improvisation back to the original notes are genius!! I take my hat off to those guys!
This version of Take Five is the perfect background music for taking time to polish shoes and boots. Best prescription for attaining peace and order! Life now shines as do footwear! Tempo matches brush strokes to the beat!
All my life long Brubek's "Take Five" goes by my side, bringing my mood back lmmldiately with the very first sounds, no matter what wrong was with me. I've had heard it for the first time ln Tbilisi - city, soviet Georgia, ln about 1970, when I was ten, on wondeful soviet LP vinyl record in a beautiful sleeve. What can I say... I was shocked. And this shock is getting stronger and deeper.
I listened to this drum breakout for the first time at sunrise after an early morning drive to drop my (drummer) brother off at the airport in Denver. Heaven on earth. Our VFW Band plays this piece. I play flute melody. But that drum solo at sunrise…… can’t be beat. No pun intended.
We've listened to this in music lesson and since then it doesn't get out of my head anymore, the smooth relaxing and calm melody and extraordinary beat is absolutely stunning.
Been a fan of this guy since i heard this song in the 1981 adult animated cult classic American Pop when i was 11 back in 93 on Cinemax and loved the movie with the soundtrack, that movie made me a fan of him.
from my undestanding brubeck was inspired by the asian rhythmic use in their music, so he applied it to the album "time out". desmond thought of the main line but couldnt form a proper song out of it, until brubeck suggested the aaba form would work. morello played a huge role in the 5/4 swing and his signature take five drum solo. correct me if im wrong im curious.
The Best of good liking the Jazz 👍😊😁 is with out any doubt!!!!***Dave Brubeck Quartet, I have loved him for years but the 1st time hearing his quartet or band.
Rosana I am 79 years old.been Trying to know the title of this Piece of music. Now. I play this version over and over. I like your Comment. Blessings Christ MN as 2022. Amen 🎄
Indeed Sir , it’s Sunday morning I’m on my front porch the hummingbird s are feeding from their feeders almost like they are dancing too the sound hummers choreographed in flight too this wonderful piece my coffee is just right , good morning too y’all from beautiful South Carolina all you hip jazz Peoples
I love the "twos" Dave trades off with Alan, and at the beginning of Alan's solo, he references (if not "quotes") a small portion of Joe Morello's famous original solo.
im a drummer and am still, always wondering what , how the drummer was "thinking'' through this. amazing. and Im into frank zappa!..cheers&aloha to all...and ..."make a jazz noise here!.." F.Z. ;)
Sounds like they had an additional saxophone player for this one -- who was the guest performer? Edit: Searched online, and according to Wikipedia: Dave Brubeck - piano, producer Paul Desmond - alto saxophone Gerry Mulligan - baritone saxophone(*) Jack Six - double bass Alan Dawson - drums (*)Apparently not just a 1-time guest, but working with Dave Brubeck regularly for a few years up through 1973. And yes, they _really_ elaborated on this composition for this performance.
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I am stunned this long version doesn't have MILLIONS of views ! They are missing out on some Beautiful sweet music. I'm playing it on a loop right now 😁🥁🎹🎺🎷🎶
How awesome would it it be, to have a video of this performance 🎉
Because of Dave Bruback and this song, I discovered Joe Morello, my favorite drummer on the world. In the 60's, I switched from rock to jazz drumming.
Of all styles of music, I like jazz the most and of all the songs, this is my favorite.
This is the first time I've heard this version and I love it, even though Joe isn't in it.
Thank you, Dave Brubeck.
In 1953 I stopped at a small night club and Dave Brubeck with his small group were playing. When he got through playing Take Five that had been recently released the whole place stood and clapped for about 4 minutes. I was and still awed at him and the only version that should be played. George Traganos
Take Five was not recorded until 1959.
Jealous! Must create a Time Machine, so I can experience this, Time Machine Tour, and other missed events!
@@douglasreeves9938he never said recorded, he said he saw them doesnt necessarily mean it was recorded at the time
@@douglasreeves9938 Please see: @mattie723.
So neat, thanks for sharing!
This is the best jazz piece ever written, and the Brubeck version is the one and only standard.
+Cristian Micu Many thanks for the background information on this work of art. Much appreciated!
Agreed! As for me, I like the drums so much
Cristian Micu it was written in 1956.
The longest version of Take 5 is about 45 minutes r so long, performed in Europe, a few years before Dave Brubeck died. A Masterpiece. Forever.
Do you have more references for this one ? :)
This is one of the most complete, soulful, rhythmic jazz pieces ever conceived. Can't stop listening to it. The Brubeck band really went Beast Mode!
Was at Sears Roebuck in LA....in late 50’s and wandered into record department and this piece was playing from original album. This 16 year old was blown away by this original sound ....my mother bought it for me ....although we couldn’t afford it....charged on Sears card ...over $20....a lot of bucks fir the time . Best money ever spent on me...listening ever since.....Dr, Albert Aguilera Long Beach Ca
You still own the same disc I take it.
If you are Dr Albert Aguilera then what or who is Jhayr Reyes?
I was introduced to Dave Brubeck and Paul Desmond some 60 years ago. That was at the 'Ambacht School in Hoorn in the Netherlands. Al my old friends where there like, Karel Schneider, Renee Bras, Dolf Boekel and so on, I still like to thank the teacher for playing this music to us. This music shaped my understanding of music and it's associating differences in approach and styles. Plying the guitar for many years it's amazing how much of this you take in and use without realizing it. Too Cool. Thank you my dear teacher!
This is a fantastic version of "Take Five."
Wow what a great rendition to the all time classic jazz creation of the master ! The one and only, Mr. Paul Desmond. Incomparable talent !
I was first introduced to the DBQ in about 1979, when I heard "Time Out". The following year, I saw the quartet live at the Kool Jazz Festival in Saratoga Springs, NY. DBQ played there every year for more than 20 years, I saw them every time. I remember a clarinet rather than a sax a time or two, "just to try out the sound" as Mr. B told us. Always a fabulous set. Mulligan on the baritone contrasts Desmond's alto perfectly.
My goodness, how wonderful. Thankfully yours, Nic.
RIP Dave, thanks for your music.
Couldn’t love him more for what he did . No tribute would suffice. The musicians primo
I was born the year this song was originally recorded and released. I grew up with and spent most of my early life listening to all the great rock of the 60's and 70's (less so of the 80's and 90's). I spend time listening to the defining songs and albums of that era and genre, read the comments and feel, quite sure, that yes, 'this is the greatest rock and stands the test of time'.
Then I come and listen to this. And know that nothing ever recorded in the last century can compare.
I started shifting to jazz in my late 20's when began feeling a need for more sophisticated mature music that wasn't shouting something at me all the time. Just music. The journey of discovery of great jazz has never ended. And when I need to feel that there is much that was right with humanity and its ultimate achievements, it is this that moves me and keeps me grounded. And I feel that as long as this music is alive, exists, gains new followers and those that can put in the work to come to truly deeply appreciate it, civilization will will be okay, it will survive.
Love the baritone sax in this recording…
Fantastic Jazz song heardbit when I was 15 and for some reason I enjoyed the beat of the sax the flute and the bassaa of course the piano ..now at 79 I still enjoy it !!!! Awesome tune !!!
This is the greatest thing I have heard in a while.
Well, it appears that it took a Pandemic for the world to find , appreciate , creative phenomenal talent again. I noticed that the view skyrocketed in the past year !! I personally prefer this version as it gives each person their own time to shine ! That's respect ! The other versions did NOT have not even a million views. I noticed !! Now, they certainly do. This should have multi million views in my honest opinion, that is sadly their loss.
The drummer really does his thing .
Absolutely awesome solo, yes!
(puts a nice bow on it at the close.)
I wish this was a video!
Never heard this version!
Superb!
I sense a connection in this piece between cool jazz and the best prog rock. 😎🤟🖖
And at that time in the late 50s and early 60s the drummers were the talk of the town !!!! His drummer was fantastic
This guy is insane ! (also the Quartet, of course ;) ) Me and my friend were playing chess, while we were listening to this track and we didn't even notice the fact that they're playing live (well, I think it's also because of the good quality), and the crossovers from the improvisation back to the original notes are genius!! I take my hat off to those guys!
This version of Take Five is the perfect background music for taking time to polish shoes and boots. Best prescription for attaining peace and order! Life now shines as do footwear! Tempo matches brush strokes to the beat!
LOVELY !!
All my life long Brubek's "Take Five" goes by my side, bringing my mood back lmmldiately with the very first sounds, no matter what wrong was with me. I've had heard it for the first time ln Tbilisi - city, soviet Georgia, ln about 1970, when I was ten, on wondeful soviet LP vinyl record in a beautiful sleeve. What can I say... I was shocked. And this shock is getting stronger and deeper.
Astounding.... and the drum break-out at 12 min. Omg. Krupa and Vincent coming out.
I listened to this drum breakout for the first time at sunrise after an early morning drive to drop my (drummer) brother off at the airport in Denver. Heaven on earth. Our VFW Band plays this piece. I play flute melody. But that drum solo at sunrise…… can’t be beat. No pun intended.
J'offre cette sublime version a mon pere ....Take Five Dad ! You always be on my side!
Best Version of Take 5 ever !
100 % Accurate
Da brividi ogni volta che lo ascolto
No hablo Italiano, but your statement sounds better before I translate it! 👍
This is freaking fantastic!
Uno dei pezzi che hanno segnato la storia del jazz.
Immortale!!!! Dalla prima volta che l'ho sentito non mi stanco di ascoltarlo spesso. Oh si ....
Holy cow. That's just... amazing.
Love the Bolero quote by Mulligan. Also everything else. Each musician great in their own way. Brubeck seems to be having fun - and why not?
Piano - Dave Brubreck
Alto Saxophone - Paul Desmond
Bariton Saxophone - Gerry Mulligan
Upright Bass - Jack Six
Drums - Alan Dawson
Merci,c'est super
from the album: we're all together for the first time. best version...
Richard Wills Thank you, I updated the description
I was 12 years old when this song came out!…….too bad it wasn’t this version!!
We've listened to this in music lesson and since then it doesn't get out of my head anymore, the smooth relaxing and calm melody and extraordinary beat is absolutely stunning.
I LOVE this song.
Me Too!! (Though, relevant to nothing; in the UK, I was ABRUPLY reminded that lyrics are required for it to be a "song." Oh, well.
Never get tired of this!
Always room for another outstanding rendition...
Been a fan of this guy since i heard this song in the 1981 adult animated cult classic American Pop when i was 11 back in 93 on Cinemax and loved the movie with the soundtrack, that movie made me a fan of him.
Many thanks for the background information on this work of art . Much appreciated.
Pure acoustic gold!
The only song i know with 5 steps and i didnt even know its possible to have that. and Legend has it that this once song stoped a war.
Thank you so much Jona, good memories of the years in N.Y.C, BOSTON
Take 5 was actually composed by Paul Desmond.
he came up with an outline, Brubeck spent much time building it up
And it was inspired by Joe Morello.
Where can I find an article about take five creation? From inspiration to finished product
from my undestanding brubeck was inspired by the asian rhythmic use in their music, so he applied it to the album "time out". desmond thought of the main line but couldnt form a proper song out of it, until brubeck suggested the aaba form would work. morello played a huge role in the 5/4 swing and his signature take five drum solo. correct me if im wrong im curious.
@@ashraf4771 Wow.
I'm really surprised metal bands haven't discovered this one.
Semplicemente .❤❤❤favoloso , incredibile , una gioia totale ascoltare questa musica. 😂❤😂❤
That was an EPIC drum solo with a bit of tune either side of it :)
Merci c'est génial
The Best of good liking the Jazz 👍😊😁 is with out any doubt!!!!***Dave Brubeck Quartet, I have loved him for years but the 1st time hearing his quartet or band.
QUÉ HERMOSO TEMA Y QUE VERSIÓN INCREIBLE ! ME FASCINA !
Rosana I am 79 years old.been
Trying to know the title of this
Piece of music. Now. I play this version over and over. I like your
Comment. Blessings Christ MN as 2022. Amen 🎄
I mean CHRISTMAS.
la versione più bella e meravigliosa. Un brano eccezionale.
Unbelievable Piece of Music!
Me encanta...precioso album
Wow something that's about 50 years old ,million times better than any of the crap that's on the radio today
Clue the kids in...
Amen!
Classic! Drums are boss!
BRUBECK DESMOND MORELLO & WRIGHT……..wherever they’re at; I hope they are restin at ease!
Just the sound makes you go aww.
Such a relaxing sunny afternoon relaxing tune
Indeed Sir , it’s Sunday morning I’m on my front porch the hummingbird s are feeding from their feeders almost like they are dancing too the sound hummers choreographed in flight too this wonderful piece my coffee is just right , good morning too y’all from beautiful South Carolina all you hip jazz Peoples
Rotterdam 1972, Gerry Mulligan, sassofono baritono (in "We're All Together Again for the First Time", 1973)
Awesome drum solo
Incredible!
immer wieder genial.....
I love the "twos" Dave trades off with Alan, and at the beginning of Alan's solo, he references (if not "quotes") a small portion of Joe Morello's famous original solo.
Joe morello le plus grand batteur de tous les temps .chapeau bas .merci beaucoooup.
n'est ce pas ?
im a drummer and am still, always wondering what , how the drummer was "thinking'' through this. amazing. and Im into frank zappa!..cheers&aloha to all...and ..."make a jazz noise here!.." F.Z. ;)
John Bonham + Buddy Rich combined. Brilliant
Juntamente com a obra do pintor Pieter Mondrian, essa peça marca o inicio do Jazz moderno...histórico.
VIEJOS TIEMPOS . . . . RENOVADOS ALIENTOS. . .
SALUD! ! ! ! ! ! ! . . .
Пожалуй, это - лучшая версия из всех, что я слышал. Спасибо Дейву Брубеку, Полу Десмонду и квартету, низкий поклон вам!
Maravilhoso !!! Primazia do ser humano - Oh deuses, ouçam !!!!
Genious!!!!!!!! Music in another-Level, Bravo Dave B. We thank you 4 your HUGE contr, Cheers, pbm-01
Jazz-bunny.
Is the drummer still in 5/4 throughout? Even in the Bossa Nova? Man, I can't count this stuff but I love it!!!
5/4 indeed Scott.
123. 12. / 123. 12. / 123. 12
RIP DAVE YOU LEFT YOUR LEGACY.
Holy! That drum solo!
I had a copy of this in the '70s
Real special from Mr DB
On occasions something magic happens...this is the case of this jazz piece composed by Paul Desmond.
Sounds like they had an additional saxophone player for this one -- who was the guest performer? Edit: Searched online, and according to Wikipedia:
Dave Brubeck - piano, producer
Paul Desmond - alto saxophone
Gerry Mulligan - baritone saxophone(*)
Jack Six - double bass
Alan Dawson - drums
(*)Apparently not just a 1-time guest, but working with Dave Brubeck regularly for a few years up through 1973.
And yes, they _really_ elaborated on this composition for this performance.
Él se inspiró, la pieza sonó y se quedó.
it might be the greatest song created. at the very least its in contention.
KIDS . . . This Is Excellent, and A Classic!!!
Please Go To P.B.S. Television (p.b.s. . Org!!!)
WATCH THE 10 HOUR SPECIAL Called "BLUES!!!" . . .
But, Mostly JAZZ, and . . . the 40 Year HISTORY
OF HOW THEY GOT HERE!!! u will see how Southern
Black Music . . . went around the World and Back!!!
Like how they decided to improvise on the major scale - very rare to get a modal major groove!
Paul Desmond. He wrote Take five.
fantastica!!!!
Ahh, Brubeck....
I am looking for this "take five"!
from 00:00 to 16:08 = OMG .
Yes l agree.
Un cinque quarti meraviglioso
This version is so cool. Still love the album original though.
The great Alan Dawson on drums
Where was [the great] Joe Morello, then ?
Joe Morello NOT ALAN DAWSON!
This may be the most amazing thing I’ve ever heard! And, I am a big Alice In Chains fan.
▪︎This music really comestible from the Heaven▪︎It soothes the souls ▪︎RIP Great DaveBrubeck
Pure escapism Buddy and yes, love a bit of AIC myself, plus a lot of their peers.....
genial! thanx !!!!!!
The acoustic quality sounds early '70's; i'm just spitballin'
71!
@@thecourierNCR back 2021, I still think this piece is timeless, I think the 5/4 is golden and they perfected it
fabulous!!!!!!!!!
Excellent!!
An amazing piece from some really talented people. None of those around any more... --- MRS Neil Lindsay
Génial !!!!
they fill with 4 quavers the 2/4 bit of the 1st bar differently to the shorter version where there is the last quaver beat covered .
Whoa! Gerry Mulligan in there on baritone sax. 🎶
Great to hear the sax part played in two pieces. I don't have the liner notes, but I am guessing alto and bari, since both are e flat.
definitely baritone and alto now that i am 5 minutes into it