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Jlander
Aloha!
Such a classic.
Most do not realize why this album is called "Time Out", and why the most famous cut from the album is called "Take Five". Yes, musicans literally "take five" when they take a break, but that's not why it's called "Take Five". It's called "Take Five" because the music is written in the very rare 5/4 time. There are five beats per measure. All of the cuts on this album are in 5/4 time, so the entire album is called "Time Out" because of the unusual time signature of all the cuts.
The theme of the 5/4 time signature make this album a "timeless" masterpiece by Brubeck.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZDBztK_MYE
For the curious, this is a shakuhachi bamboo flute (my shakuhachi 1.8.)
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I've got the afternoon off. Time for some Sea Songs!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kI_y1Rru9xc
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My wife learning to play the Cello !! ( sorta like two moose mating ) . . . .
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Nice tune. Old Daryl is good and Johnnyswim is always great to see. What a couple.
Her Mom is Donna Summer! Quality stuff!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMfKewPnwr0
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Another tune on the radio while making coffee this morning...
Jean Constantin, "Truffaut Cha Cha."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcOa-NQD84k
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zgja26eNeY
As a little kid there was always a J.Cash tape playing in the car.