Vince Guaraldi Trio Jazz Impressions Vinyl

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Vince guaraldi trio jazz impressions vinyl.

Fantasy 8359 format. However guaraldi did not really find his voice on the instrument until 1962 s jazz impressions of black orpheus his prior recordings vince guaraldi trio flower is a lovesome thing and jazz impressions which is really just a sampler of the two former works are simply unexceptional west coast jazz. Fantasy 8089 format. Ensemble the vince guaraldi trio guitar uncredited.

Vince guaraldi s recordings from this period are all great and none greater than this. Jazz vince guaraldi trio jazz impressions of black orpheus 1962 blue translucent vinyl discogs. View credits reviews tracks and shop for the 1964 vinyl release of jazz impressions on discogs. Some compare his playing to dave brubeck but i think bill evans is the more apt comparison.

It spawned the hit single cast your fate to the wind which won the 1963 grammy award for best original jazz composition. Fantasy 3337 format. Description vince guaraldi trio jazz impressions of a boy named charlie brown on colored lp 50th anniversary reissue with historic liner notes reproductions of 8 x 10 lithographs of peanuts characters first pressing on colored vinyl. Vince guaraldi was a popularizer of jazz for a burgeoning suburban audience sort of like brubeck or ramsey lewis and sort of not and while popular expression has it that this is somehow the muzak of jazz it remains what it was.

Vinyl lp album stereo blue translucent country. The album contains both original compositions and covers of songs from the 1959 film black orpheus. Cool jazz latin jazz vince guaraldi trio jazz impressions of black orpheus 1962 red translucent vinyl discogs. Vinyl lp album mono red translucent country.

The product boasts original artwork including the quirky and iconic original album cover featuring peanuts characters and vince guaraldi along with reproductions of the 8 x10 lithographs. This is breezy wistful swinging jazz true but vince also like most of the great jazz improvisors draws often on the blues.