Dave Brubeck- Jazz: Red Hot and Cool Format:180g LP the WHITE STRIPES unveiled the

the WHITE STRIPES unveiled the most ambitious record of their career

this haunting free-blues sung by the magnificent voice of Jeanne Lee is a pure gem

Remastered in its entirety by the great Stephen Egerton (Descendents/All) at Armstrong Recording in Tulsa

No More Runnin

King of Comedy (Remix)

Dave Brubeck- Jazz: Red Hot and Cool Format:180g LP the WHITE STRIPES unveiled theLabel: Waxtime Released 7 19 24, originally released 1954 180 Gram Vinyl Limited Edition *AllMusic. Dave Brubeck's recording career began in the early forties. He formed an octet in 1946, which alto saxophonist Paul Desmond would first join in 1950. The first regular formation of the Dave Brubeck Quartet with Paul Desmond had Joe Dodge on drums and, alternatively, brothers Bob and Norman Bates on bass. The formation with Dodge and Bob Bates is the one