Dave Brubeck Quartet - St. Louis Blues download song

Eugene & Joe. That's the shit..

I always like to see the interaction between Joe Morello and Eugene Wright in their performances. Looks like they always enjoyed it to the max!

Once there was a drummer named Joe Morello, ...just once.

A true genius of his craft .a drummers drummer ...After i listen Joe Morello ,I am inspired ..I play better the next day .His sound seeps into your soul .One of the Masters of the 20th century at his art form .

Dave Brubeck: Bread Paul Desmond: Butter Joe Morello: Peanut Butter Eugene Wright: Jam

I love how the bassist is singing out his solo as he's playing it

if theres ever a dave brubeck bopic jef goldblum should play him

These Cats are like swingin' man !

I grew up with DBQ playing in my home.  I learned to love this sound.  I saw them in person 4 times over the years and idolized Dave Brubeck.  With the passing of those great jazz years we have lost something special in our culture.

I love the way Joe and Dave dialed it way back so Eugene's bass solo could be heard clearly. Respect.

4 drums,1 microphone,suit and tie, gators on his feet,cooks solos like this probably nightly,never breaks a sweat and adjusts glasses in between one handed rolls,swings like a madman and his kit sounds killer,all in a real live setting. This kinda stuff is unheard of today

Brilliant little beat on his Tom toms by Joe towards the end of the solo at 7:28 which gets a nod of acknowledgement from smiling Eugene..

And the great Joe Morello on drums

For cool, understated artistry Paul Desmond can't be beat. My favorite horn player.

There are two kinds of people in the world.  One kind loves this quartet's music and the other haven't heard them yet.

One of the best drummers ever. I can only Imagine taking lessons with him.

The cleanest, sweetest (yet driest), most fun sax tone ever by Desmond, the crispness of Morello’s drumming, the transformational structure of Brubeck’s solos, and Wright’s smooth drive — four geniuses intrinsically linked in a new sound for its day, rippling through the air for all time.