So named because it is in quintuple tempo, or* five*-four time. Such a magnificent piece!
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Check out this rendition by Panzerballett. Not only do they play it in the standard 5/4, they also play it in a different time signature at the same time:
That was heaps of fun, and they were having fun too. One back atcha, vocal version with Carmen McRae and Brubeck. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojOFORY93mk
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Great recommendation!! That was awesome! That might be my new favorite rendition of take five :o
That was heaps of fun, and they were having fun too. One back atcha, vocal version with Carmen McRae and Brubeck. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojOFORY93mk
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I once made a CD with only that track, decorated it appropriately as "Wedding Dance" in a nice box, and handed it to the DJ when my newlywed friends were heading to the dance floor.
Uncanny. I listened to Brubeck a few hours ago.
i think we were listening to it at the exact same time, i posted this right after finishing the album
Here's a music video of the song. The description on YT says Live in Belgium 1964.
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