Album · 1973
Two Generations of Brubeck
- Released
- 1973
- Label
- Atlantic Records
- Catalogue no.
- SD 1645
- Tracklist
- 9 tracks
- Length
- 43:43
- Country
- US
“Two Generations of Brubeck” is an album by Dave Brubeck, released in 1973 on Atlantic Records. The original release has 9 tracks with a running time of 43:43. The line-up features Dave Brubeck (piano, electric piano), Chris Brubeck (fretless bass, trombone), Dan Brubeck (drums (drum set)), Darius Brubeck (keyboard) and Jerry Bergonzi (saxophone).
Who played on Two Generations of Brubeck
- Dave Brubeck piano, electric piano all tracks
- Chris Brubeck fretless bass, trombone on 8 tracks
- Dan Brubeck drums (drum set) on 7 tracks
- Darius Brubeck keyboard on 7 tracks
- Jerry Bergonzi saxophone on 4 tracks
- Perry Robinson clarinet on 4 tracks
- Dave Mason guitar on 1 track
- Jim Cathcart percussion on 1 track
- Peter Ruth harmonica on 1 track
- Richie Morales drums (drum set) on 1 track
- Stephen Dudash violin on 1 track
Tracklist
- A1 Circadian Dysrhythmia — Dave Brubeck 3:26
- A2 Three to Get Ready — Dave Brubeck 4:21
- A3 Blue Rondo a La Turk — Dave Brubeck 8:01
- A4 Unsquare Dance — Dave Brubeck 2:46
- A5 The Holy One — Dave Brubeck 3:41
- B1 Call of the Wild — Perry Robinson 2:58
- B2 Knives — Dave Brubeck 4:22
- B3 Tin Sink — Darius Brubeck 8:35
- B4 Thank You (Dziekuje) — Dave Brubeck 5:33
Production
- Elvin Campbell engineer
- Michael Cuscuna producer
More albums by Dave Brubeck
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Two Generations of Brubeck?
The line-up of Two Generations of Brubeck includes Dave Brubeck (piano, electric piano), Chris Brubeck (fretless bass, trombone), Dan Brubeck (drums (drum set)), Darius Brubeck (keyboard), Jerry Bergonzi (saxophone), Perry Robinson (clarinet), Dave Mason (guitar) and Jim Cathcart (percussion).
Which label released Two Generations of Brubeck?
Two Generations of Brubeck was released in 1973 on Atlantic Records (SD 1645).
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