Product Description
Two CD live archive release. On December 26, 1967, the classic Dave Brubeck Quartet (Paul Desmond on alto sax, Joe Morello on drums, and Eugene Wright on bass) gave its final concert as a group. On this occasion, they appeared in Pittsburgh, and while Columbia didn't do a recording (a studio session had taken place on the 18th, but didn't yield much that was interesting), the concert was recorded and has been made available by the Brubeck Archives. In that live recording, The Last Time Out - December 26, 1967, the four musicians made the best out of this last opportunity to play together, in a final musical gesture that shows they were still at the top of their game. It is bound to attract the attention of Brubeck fans and Jazz fans, given the fact that it marked the end of a celebrated quartet that had spanned some 18 years and given the 1960s one of its signature themes, "Take Five."

Disc 1
1. Introduction
2. St. Louis Blues
3. Three To Get Ready
4. These Foolish Things (Remind Me Of You)
5. Cielito Lindo
6. La Paloma Azul (The Blue Dove)
7. Take The "A" Train
8. Someday My Prince Will Come (From The Walt Disney Film "Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs")

Disc 2
1. Members Presentation
2. Swanee River
3. I'm In A Dancing Mood
4. You Go To My Head
5. Set My People Free
6. For Drummers Only
7. Take Five

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005JC1YR2/?tag=imwan-20

If this is half as good as "At Carnegie Hall," one of my favorite live jazz albums, it'll be an essential purchase. I'm not an expert on Brubeck, though, so does anyone how good this concert was?

Bump: added tracklisting to the first post; moved product description into the first post.