THE DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET - AT CARNEGIE HALL JAZZ-BLUES Old Time Lovin'

Old Time Lovin'

The title track is perhaps Morgan's all-around best-known composition

Until Burk had the brilliant idea to bring the contemporary Count Basie Orchestra (whose leader died in 1984) into the studio to lay newly recorded instrumental tracks behind Charles vocals

" The Independent called it "the most inspiring album of all time

Midnight Tango

THE DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET - AT CARNEGIE HALL JAZZ-BLUES Old Time Lovin'Tracks: Side 1 1. St. Louis Blues 2. Bossa Nova U. S. A. 3. For All We Know Side 2 4. Pennies from Heaven 5. Southern Scene 6. Three to Get Ready Side 3 7. Eleven Four 8. King for a Day 9. Castilian Drums Side 4 10. It's a Raggy Waltz 11. Blue Rondo a La Turk 12. Take Five Description: Double 180 gram LP, gatefold jacket Many critics regard Dave Brubeck's Carnegie Hall concert from February 1963 as his greatest ever live appearance. But who can really