DAVE BRUBECK "cover"Paul Desmond (alto sax), Dave Brubeck (piano), Eugene Wright (bass), Joe Morello (drums). When Desmond comes in on the ballad "Strange Meadowlark" it's an entrance that rivals any cinematic movie star entrance. Time Out was released in 1959, the same year as Giant Steps (Coltrane), Kind of Blue (Miles), The Shape of Things to Come (Ornette) and Mingus Ah Um (Charles Mingus). Say what you want about Take Five, it's got a vibe. It became a sleeper hit

he didn't have any overtly gregarious tonal shifts and he didn't play fast

Joe Morello (drums)

Printed on archival paper in 2 sizes:  24x24" with

Tony Williams (drums)

It became a sleeper hit tune in 1961 and remains the biggest selling jazz single of all time

along with Coltrane

Miles called these young guys to play with him: Herbie Hancock (piano)

Cannonball Adderly (alto sax)

875″w black frame

Elvin Jones was the engine for the John Coltrane Quartet

Freddie Hubbard circa 1968

Miles Davis' 1959 "Kind Of Blue" band