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Top Comments of this video!! :3
one of the best, first 33rpm record I bought, had green onions, apache, A Summer place, and a few others, fantastic album, but Take 5 really turned me on to how much drums can do
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Remember this well and the film shown here I remember when I used to go on a "Red Rover ticket" all over London bringing back good memory's and in later life, I drove a bus through these streets Bank Junction ect.
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the two greatest Jazz albums ever recorded were in 1959... the year I was born... Brubeck's - Take Five and Miles Davis' - Kind of Blue.
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Haven't heard this for years. Brings me right back.
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A wonderfully hypnotic piece, always a favourite. Good to see the old London footage.
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This track reminds me of of the 60's more than any other.
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I have great memories associated with Dave Brubeck and Take Five particularly. I grew up listening to his cool jazz on a stereo that my mother built with her own two hands. Yes, she soldered the components together and made her own stereo. Thanks for the good vibes. Laurie
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I grew up listening to Dave. My brother brought home an amazing stereo system when he got out of the Airforce in the Philippines.
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Just love this instrumental...
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This Song does Something to my inner being! Always has - even before A.J's!
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Luv the old days π
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Saw the group live at Seattle University 1959. Still have the autographed program.
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Ahh Dave I've missed you! Always loved you so much!
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I was seventeen when this was released. I had joined the merchant navy as deck boy and my first port of call was Montreal Canada. I remember walking past a milk bar where this was playing on the juke box. I stood outside wondering what on Earth it was. I'd never heard anything like it. Years later I attended a Dave Brubeck concert at the Royal Albert Hall in London and was sadly disappointed. He played a suite of music dedicated to Jerusalem and there were no happy Hava Nagilas, just boring dirges. Later that year I bought 'Countdown Time in Outer Space, which I still own and treasure. He was forgiven.
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Was in High School when this came out. Remember it well
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Many a happy time at St Pancras station when I was a train guard. Shame that all top buildings are now on lockdown.
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Too cool....and London to boot.....too much...Carl you are the man!!
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Oh this deffo fits. Wow old London way before my time but if I had a time machine I should like to go back 1959/60
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One of my all time FAVORITES!!! I LOVE DAVE BRUBECK!!! This song always reminds me of New Orleans!!!
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@ABritInThePhilippines
4 years ago
My second favourite instrumental of all time...
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