Dave Brubeck - How High the Moon free for downloading

Spectacular Desmond solo. Great to hear the audience so excited about the music!

I originally bought this album in 1954 and I was hooked - I still have the original plus copies - It is a must for any jazz lover, Still the best - Heven is in for a real; treat

I am sure Johann Sebastian Bach would be totally pleased with the magnificent counter point in the out choruses!!!!!!!

I know every note of this - I bought it in 1955 - it cost a weeks wages - in the UK

As far as I'm concerned, Dave's solo, beginning at 5:27, continuing til 7:50 is the greatest ever, and will never be surpassed

Best solo ever by Paul! Especially love how they suddenly break into a Latin feel at 2:58

OR WAS IT THE DRUMMER ??

This, along with Take Five (The Last Set At Newport) with Gerry Mulligan, make my all-time Top 10 favorite songs. Paul’s solo is outstanding, but Dave’s solo is so damn innovative. Who else could even think to play what he plays?

DIDNT THE BASS PLAYER HAVE A HIGH TEMPRATURE OT SUMPTIN ??? MIGHTY JAZZ AT THE REET TIME. PLAY ON PAUL!!!!

Yeah! Drummer Lloyd Davis had the flu, according to the liners. He was indeed playing it hot ;)

thanks.......... 332 every  musician  should practice  on all keys ,,

Wow what a reception! Pre-rock n roll when jazz was cool with the kids. Love it

I love that when he goes up into the altissimo register, that he actually plays melodies; he doesn't just squeal. Paul is so cool, one time, he made ice put on a sweater! RIP

Beautifully quiet restrained treatment here...... until Paul Desmond's [alto sax] comes in, and thence comparative with Charlie Parker's version of HOW HIGH THE MOON with the Milt Jackson Quartet....