The_Complete_Modern_Jazz_Quartet_Prestige&Pablo_Recordings-(4RPC

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The Complete Modern Jazz Quartet Prestige & Pablo Recordings
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Artist...............: The Modern Jazz Quartet
Album................: The Complete Modern Jazz Quartet
Prestige & Pablo Recordings
Genre................: Jazz
Source...............: 4xCD
Year.................: 2003
Ripper...............: Exact Audio Copy 0.9b4 &
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-111D
Codec................: Free Lossless Audio Codec (FLAC)
Version..............: reference libFLAC 1.2.1 20070917
Quality..............: Lossless, (avg. compression: 88 %)
Channels.............: Stereo / 44100 HZ / 16 Bit
Tags.................: VorbisComment
Label................: Prestige
Information..........: http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=695

Ripped by............: pityba on 2009.03.23.
Posted by............: pityba on 2009.03.23.
News Server..........: http://rbhb.be/
News Group(s)........: RBnHB

Included.............: NFO


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Tracklisting Of CD1
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1. (00:03:18) The Modern Jazz Quartet - All The Things You Are
2. (00:03:11) The Modern Jazz Quartet - La Ronde
3. (00:03:15) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Vendome
4. (00:02:17) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Rose Of The Rio Grande
5. (00:03:15) The Modern Jazz Quartet - The Queen's Fancy
6. (00:04:00) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Delaunay's Dilemma
7. (00:03:41) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Autumn In New York
8. (00:03:46) The Modern Jazz Quartet - But Not For Me
9. (00:03:21) The Modern Jazz Quartet - In A Sentimental Mood
10. (00:02:59) The Modern Jazz Quartet - The Stopper
11. (00:03:26) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Almost Like Being In Love
12. (00:03:31) The Modern Jazz Quartet - No Moe
13. (00:07:05) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Django
14. (00:03:02) The Modern Jazz Quartet - One Bass Hit
15. (00:04:24) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Milano
16. (00:09:39) The Modern Jazz Quartet - La Ronde Suite
17. (00:07:11) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Ralph's New Blues
18. (00:04:30) The Modern Jazz Quartet - All Of You

Playing Time.........: 02:03:15
Total Size...........: 237,86 MB


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Tracklisting Of CD2
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1. (00:05:09) The Modern Jazz Quartet - I'll Remember April
2. (00:07:57) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Gershwin Medley
3. (00:03:41) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Concorde
4. (00:08:02) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise (1955)
5. (00:06:06) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise (1981)
6. (00:05:36) The Modern Jazz Quartet - The Cylinder
7. (00:05:34) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Really True Blues
8. (00:05:53) The Modern Jazz Quartet - The Golden Striker
9. (00:08:31) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Odds Against Tomorrow
10. (00:03:38) The Modern Jazz Quartet - The Jasmine Tree
11. (00:05:36) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Bag's Groove
12. (00:05:32) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Django (Budokan)
13. (00:05:51) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Django (Montreux)

Playing Time.........: 05:36:43
Total Size...........: 406,31 MB


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Tracklisting Of CD3
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1. (00:04:52) The Modern Jazz Quartet - The Jasmine Tree
2. (00:08:54) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Odds Against Tomorrow
3. (00:05:31) The Modern Jazz Quartet - The Cylinder
4. (00:09:00) The Modern Jazz Quartet - The Martyr
5. (00:05:42) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Really True Blues
6. (00:04:27) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Monterey Mist
7. (00:04:28) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Bags' New Groove
8. (00:04:11) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Woody'n You (Live At Montreux, July 25, 1982)
9. (00:07:10) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Echoes
10. (00:06:09) The Modern Jazz Quartet - The Watergate Blues
11. (00:08:19) The Modern Jazz Quartet - The Hornpipe
12. (00:07:32) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Connie's Blues

Playing Time.........: 01:40:01
Total Size...........: 406,95 MB


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Tracklisting Of CD4
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1. (00:07:56) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Sacha's March
2. (00:08:05) The Modern Jazz Quartet - That Slavic Smile
3. (00:04:11) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Reunion Blues
4. (00:09:47) The Modern Jazz Quartet - D And E (Take 5, Alternate)
5. (00:07:32) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Rockin' In Rhythm (Take 16)
6. (00:06:48) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Valeria
7. (00:08:19) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Le Cannet
8. (00:05:06) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Nature Boy
9. (00:05:54) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Milano
10. (00:04:43) The Modern Jazz Quartet - Topsy
11. (00:08:30) The Modern Jazz Quartet - D And E (Re-Take 1, Master)

Playing Time.........: 01:30:27
Total Size...........: 375,78 MB


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Comment
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The Modern Jazz Quartet was established in 1952 by Milt Jackson (vib-
raphone), John Lewis (piano, musical director), Percy Heath (bass),
and Kenny Clarke (drums). Connie Kay replaced Clarke in 1955. Through
the years the quartet had performed in several jazz styles, including
bebop, cool jazz and third stream.
(wiki)

It's becoming more apparent with every year that goes by that the pe-
riod from the mid-'50s to the mid-'70s was a golden age for popular
music [including jazz]. To have lived in the era where Cash and Pres-
ley and the Beatles and Stones and Aretha and Dylan and Miles Davis
were around is like to have lived in Paris during the time of the im-
pressionists.

That era is moving away. A lot of people have already gone. But you
can still go out and buy a ticket and see Dylan and Aretha and James
Brown. You can go to a theater or even a club and catch Sonny Rollins
and Ray Charles and Little Richard and Jerry Lee Lewis?We can assume
that these musicians who loom large in our culture will always be a-
round. They won't. We should appreciate them while we have them be-
cause someday we'll turn around and they'll be gone.
(allaboutjazz)
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