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Brubeck, Desmond, and Disney! Jan 11, 2009 I am a casual Jazz fan and had been a fan of the Brubeck/Desmond album "Time Out". I was browsing other albums by Dave Brubeck during the 50s, and me being a huge Disneyland fan, this album caught my eye. And as a Disney fan I recommend this to my fellow fans as great background music.
This has remained one of my favorite jazz albums since the day I bought it and it is one that I pull out when I need to relax or if I am stressed. Like many Brubeck albums from this period you initially recognize the songs but the songs kind of take a life of their own as the band plays around the notes while still keeping a hint of the original songs. Since they don't stick strictly to the original versions of these songs even non-Disney fans can find something they will enjoy here.
Piano jazz the way it's meant to be Mar 23, 2008 Disney's music writers are a talented group. Brubeck shows great respect for the original pieces as he takes these lyrical and well-identified pieces and turns them into exceptional jazz.
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Magical Music for All Ages! Jan 20, 2008 I bought this CD for our family to listen to in the car, hoping for a respite from the usual arguments over choosing radio stations. It was a wonderful choice! My kids, ages 3 and 7 both enjoy listening to the music; they sit, mesmerized and quiet as Dave and his band play. The operative word is QUIET. The music uses Disney as the basis for the songs, but the jazz improvisation transcends the mundane and makes these tunes fanciful, fun, and interesting. I'm not a jazz expert, but as an everyday music pleb, I recommend this album. We listen to 'Dave Digs Disney' on a weekly basis, and it is so varied that nobody gets tired of listening.
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Dave Digs Disney Aug 23, 2007 We love Dave Brubeck: The old 78's, 45's, and the LP's. If you can't get an LP copy of this, then the CD copy works just great for dinner parties, etc.
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Pleasant, but mostly boring Oct 30, 2006 As a long-time Brubeck fan, I bought this album mainly to hear the quartet's rendition of "Alice in Wonderland". It wasn't bad, but I was unimpressed. I was also unimpressed with most of the rest of the album. There were certainly some nice bits, and a great performance of "Someday my Prince will Come", but on the whole this album just wasn't my cup of tea.
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