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Paul Desmond|Take Ten

Take Ten

Paul Desmond

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Now listeners enter the heart of the Paul Desmond/Jim Hall sessions, a great quartet date with Gene Cherico manning the bass (Gene Wright deputizes on the title track) and MJQ drummer Connie Kay displaying other sides of his personality. Everyone wanted Desmond to come up with a sequel to the monster hit "Take Five"; and so he did, reworking the tune and playfully designating the meter as 10/8. Hence "Take Ten," a worthy sequel with a solo that has a Middle-Eastern feeling akin to Desmond's famous extemporaneous excursion with Brubeck in "Le Souk" back in 1954. It was here that Desmond also unveiled a spin-off of the then-red-hot bossa nova groove that he called "bossa antigua" (a sardonic play-on-words meaning "old thing"), which laid the ground for Desmond's next album and a few more later in the decade. Two of the best examples are his own tunes, the samba-like "El Prince" (named after arranger Bob Prince), an infectious number with on-the-wing solo flights that you can't get out of your head, and the haunting "Embarcadero." Hall now gets plenty of room to stretch out, supported by Kay's gently dropped bombs, and he is the perfect understated swinging foil for the wistful altoist. There is not a single track here that isn't loaded with ingeniously worked out, always melodic ideas.

© Richard S. Ginell /TiVo

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1
Take Ten
00:03:09

Paul Desmond, Alto Saxophone, Composer, Main Artist, Alto Saxophone, Composer - Jim Hall, Guitar - Eugene Wright, Bass - Connie Kay, Drums - George Avakian, Producer

Originally released 1963. All rights reserved by Sony Music Entertainment

2
El Prince
00:03:35

Paul Desmond, Alto Saxophone, Composer, Lyricist, Main Artist, Alto Saxophone, Composer, Lyricist - George Avakian, Producer - Jim Hall, Guitar - Gene Cherico, Bass - Connie Kay, Drums - Ray Hall, Recording Engineer

Originally released 1963. All rights reserved by Sony Music Entertainment

3
Alone Together
00:06:53

Paul Desmond, Alto Saxophone, Main Artist, Alto Saxophone - Arthur Schwartz, Composer - Howard Dietz, Lyricist - Jim Hall, Guitar - Gene Cherico, Bass - Connie Kay, Drums - George Avakian, Producer

Originally released 1963. All rights reserved by Sony Music Entertainment

4
Embarcadero
00:04:08

Paul Desmond, Alto Saxophone, Composer, Main Artist, Alto Saxophone, Composer - Jim Hall, Guitar - Gene Cherico, Bass - Connie Kay, Drums - George Avakian, Producer

Originally released 1963. All rights reserved by Sony Music Entertainment

5
The Theme from "Black Orpheus"
00:04:13

Paul Desmond, Alto Saxophone, Main Artist, Alto Saxophone - George Avakian, Producer - Jim Hall, Guitar - Gene Cherico, Bass - Connie Kay, Drums - Luis Bonfa, Composer - Antonio Maria, Composer

Originally released 1963. All rights reserved by Sony Music Entertainment

6
Nancy
00:06:06

Paul Desmond, Alto Saxophone, Main Artist, Alto Saxophone - Phil Silvers, Composer - Jimmy Van Heusen, Lyricist - Jim Hall, Guitar - Gene Cherico, Bass - Connie Kay, Drums - George Avakian, Producer

Originally released 1963. All rights reserved by Sony Music Entertainment

7
Samba De Orpheu
00:04:29

Paul Desmond, Alto Saxophone, Main Artist, Alto Saxophone - Luis Bonfa, Composer - Jim Hall, Guitar - Gene Cherico, Bass - Connie Kay, Drums - George Avakian, Producer

Originally released 1963. All rights reserved by Sony Music Entertainment

8
The One I Love Belongs To Somebody Else
00:05:41

Paul Desmond, Alto Saxophone, Main Artist, Alto Saxophone - George Avakian, Producer - Jim Hall, Guitar - Gene Cherico, Bass - Isham Jones, Composer - Gus Kahn, Lyricist - Connie Kay, Drums

Recorded Prior to 1972. All Rights Reserved by BMG Entertainment

9
Out of Nowhere
00:06:59

Paul Desmond, Alto Saxophone, Main Artist, Alto Saxophone - George Avakian, Producer - Jim Hall, Guitar - George Duvivier, Bass - Johnny Green, Composer - Edward Heyman, Lyricist - Connie Kay, Drums

Originally Recorded 1963. All rights reserved by BMG Music

10
Embarcadero (alternate take)
00:04:57

Paul Desmond, Alto Saxophone, Composer, Lyricist, Main Artist, Alto Saxophone, Composer, Lyricist - Jim Hall, Guitar - Gene Cherico, Bass - Connie Kay, Drums - George Avakian, Producer

Recorded Prior to 1972. All Rights Reserved by BMG Entertainment

11
El Prince (alternate take)
00:05:39

Paul Desmond, Alto Saxophone, Composer, Lyricist, Main Artist, Alto Saxophone, Composer, Lyricist - George Avakian, Producer - Jim Hall, Guitar - Gene Cherico, Bass - Connie Kay, Drums

Recorded Prior to 1972. All Rights Reserved by BMG Entertainment

Chronique

Now listeners enter the heart of the Paul Desmond/Jim Hall sessions, a great quartet date with Gene Cherico manning the bass (Gene Wright deputizes on the title track) and MJQ drummer Connie Kay displaying other sides of his personality. Everyone wanted Desmond to come up with a sequel to the monster hit "Take Five"; and so he did, reworking the tune and playfully designating the meter as 10/8. Hence "Take Ten," a worthy sequel with a solo that has a Middle-Eastern feeling akin to Desmond's famous extemporaneous excursion with Brubeck in "Le Souk" back in 1954. It was here that Desmond also unveiled a spin-off of the then-red-hot bossa nova groove that he called "bossa antigua" (a sardonic play-on-words meaning "old thing"), which laid the ground for Desmond's next album and a few more later in the decade. Two of the best examples are his own tunes, the samba-like "El Prince" (named after arranger Bob Prince), an infectious number with on-the-wing solo flights that you can't get out of your head, and the haunting "Embarcadero." Hall now gets plenty of room to stretch out, supported by Kay's gently dropped bombs, and he is the perfect understated swinging foil for the wistful altoist. There is not a single track here that isn't loaded with ingeniously worked out, always melodic ideas.

© Richard S. Ginell /TiVo

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