All the Things We Are

All the Things We Are
Studio album by Dave Brubeck
Released May 25, 1976
Recorded July 17, 1973 - October 3, 1974
Genre Mainstream jazz
Post-bop
Piano jazz
Length 45:06
Label Atlantic Records
Producer Michael Cuscuna
Dave Brubeck chronology
We're All Together Again For The First Time
(1972)		 All the Things We Are
(1973)		 Two Generations Of Brubeck
(1973)
Professional ratings
Review scores
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AllMusic[1]

All the Things We Are is a jazz album by Dave Brubeck released by Atlantic Records on May 25, 1976. It is unusual in the sense that not every instrument was limited to one person. This album features two alto saxophonists, Lee Konitz and Anthony Braxton, and two drummers, Alan Dawson and Roy Haynes. This album was completed through two recording sessions at the CI Recording Studios in New York City on different dates. On July 17, 1973, the Dave Brubeck Trio (Brubeck playing the piano, Jack Six playing the bass, and Alan Dawson playing the drums) recorded the "Jimmy Van Heusen Medley".[2] On October 3, 1974, the recording occurred with the group as a quintet (with the addition of alto saxophonists Lee Konitz and Anthony Braxton while Roy Haynes took the spot as drummer. The rest of the songs were recorded that day. Konitz played the alto saxophone in "Like Someone in Love" and "Don't Get Around Much Anymore" while Braxton played it in "In Your Own Sweet Way". Both Konitz and Braxton are featured in "All the Things You Are".[3] The New Yorker claimed that this album was/is underrated in an article in 2012, following Brubeck's death.[4]

Track listing

  1. "Like Someone in Love" 6:20 (Johnny Burke, Jimmy Van Heusen)
  2. "In Your Own Sweet Way" 7:38 (Dave Brubeck)
  3. "All the Things You Are" 7:28 (Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern)
  4. Jimmy Van Heusen Medley 20:48 (Johnny Burke, Eddie DeLange, James Van Heusen)
  5. "Don't Get Around Much Anymore" 2:47 (Duke Ellington, Bob Russell)

Personnel

Technical personnel

References

  1. ↑ Yanow, Scott. All the Things We Are at AllMusic
  2. ↑ Jazz Disco,JazzDisco.com Dave Brubeck Catalog
  3. ↑ Scott Yanow, AllMusic.com review, All The Things We Are - Dave Brubeck
  4. ↑ Taylor Ho Bynum, The New Yorker The Brilliance of Dave Brubeck
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