Stan Getz - 1962 The Essential Works Genre_GOTHIC / PUNK / POST PUNK redolent of the landscapes that

redolent of the landscapes that inspire them

‘Somewhere along the way we moved from being a reunion band to just being a band

No one could tell you what to do

’ a starkly acoustic introduction where frontman Nic Offer presents an unfamiliarly restrained vocal

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Stan Getz - 1962 The Essential Works Genre_GOTHIC / PUNK / POST PUNK redolent of the landscapes thatStan Getz was a genius of the tenor saxophone. He played alongside Jack Teagarden, his tutor (1943), Bob Brookmeyer (who saw in him "the greatest instinct of any jazzman I ever met"), Lou Levy, who showed no less praise in calling him "The tenor's Jascha Heifetz"), not to mention Stan Kenton (1944), Jimmy Dorsey or Benny Goodman, even before he joined the ranks of the Four Brothers sax section in Woody Herman's orchestra (1947). Within two years, Getz