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Getz brings out the contrasts in each melody, emphasising their character though an astute distribution of the roles of each instrument. We can delight in the charm of an incomparably velvet sonority, melodic imagination and the saxophonist's insolent technical facility. Right from his Introduction in 'Lover Come Back to Me', we are snared by Getz and remain bound by his unique talent and high-quality repertory.
Track Listing:
1. Lover Come Back to Me - Stan Getz (2.56)
2. Body and Soul - Stan Getz (3.14)
3. Split Kick - Stan Getz (2.57)
4. It Might As Well Be Spring - Stan Getz (2.51)
5. These Foolish Things (Feat. Helen Ward) - Stan Getz (3.2)
6. The Best Thing for You - Stan Getz (2.41)
7. Thanks for the Memory - Stan Getz (3.17)
8. Lullaby of Birdland - Stan Getz (2.23)
9. Stars Fell On Alabama - Stan Getz (3.21)
10. You Turned the Tables On Me (With Helen Ward) - St
Getz brings out the contrasts in each melody, emphasising their character though an astute distribution of the roles of each instrument. We can delight in the charm of an incomparably velvet sonority, melodic imagination and the saxophonist’s insolent technical facility. Right from his Introduction in ‘Lover Come Back to Me’, we are snared by Getz and remain bound by his unique talent and high-quality repertory.
Track Listing:
1. Lover Come Back to Me – Stan Getz (2.56)
2. Body and Soul – Stan Getz (3.14)
3. Split Kick – Stan Getz (2.57)
4. It Might As Well Be Spring – Stan Getz (2.51)
5. These Foolish Things (Feat. Helen Ward) – Stan Getz (3.2)
6. The Best Thing for You – Stan Getz (2.41)
7. Thanks for the Memory – Stan Getz (3.17)
8. Lullaby of Birdland – Stan Getz (2.23)
9. Stars Fell On Alabama – Stan Getz (3.21)
10. You Turned the Tables On Me (With Helen Ward) – St
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