The Bob Brookmeyer Small Band

Experience the magic of a live jazz performance with Bob Brookmeyer's "The Bob Brookmeyer Small Band," a captivating album released in 1978. This cool jazz masterpiece is a testament to Brookmeyer's virtuosity on the valve trombone and his exceptional band leadership. Recorded live at Sandy's Jazz Revival in Beverly, Massachusetts, over two nights in July 1978, this album captures the essence of a live performance with all its spontaneity and energy.

The album features a stellar lineup, including the legendary Jack Wilkins on guitar, and offers a diverse setlist of 15 tracks that span a generous 1 hour and 50 minutes. From the sultry "You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To" and the playful "Bad Agnes" to the timeless classic "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes," each song is a journey through the rich tapestry of jazz. Brookmeyer's compositions, such as "Soft Porn" and "Everything I Love," showcase his unique voice and innovative approach to the genre.

"The Bob Brookmeyer Small Band" is not just an album; it's a live document of a band in their prime, playing with passion and precision. The recordings, originally released on Gryphon Records and later reissued on DCC, are a treasure for any jazz enthusiast. Whether you're a longtime fan of Bob Brookmeyer or new to his music, this album is a delightful exploration of cool jazz at its finest.

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