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Lullabies


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Brahms Lullaby

3:10 min

When It's Sleepy Time Down South

3:30 min

Over The Rainbow

3:00 min

Danny Boy

3:14 min

Going To Sleep

2:10 min

There's No Place Like Home

2:28 min

Lullaby For Iola

2:46 min

Koto Song

4:21 min

All Through The Night

3:07 min

Softly, William, Softly

2:54 min

A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes

2:39 min

Briar Bush

2:20 min

Sleep

2:22 min

Summertime

3:31 min

Brahms Lullaby (Reprise)

1:03 min


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All about jazz

d. 15. nov. 2020

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Chris May

d. 15. nov. 2020

"Simple and soothing in conception and performance, Lullabies, Brubeck's last known studio recording, is light years away from the blazing, double-fisted pyrotechnics of Time Out (whose greatness has been rendered near invisible by familiarity, in the same way that Miles Davis' Kind Of Blue, also released by Columbia in 1959 is often taken for granted). But Lullabies reminds us of another side of Brubeck's music, and it is good to have it around".


LondonJazz news

d. 6. nov. 2020

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Liam Noble

d. 6. nov. 2020

"Consumed in a single sitting, Lullabies becomes one long, cumulative wash of warm frequencies best experienced on headphones, not through café speakers over a cappuccino and an overpriced cake. I wonder why it took so long for Verve to release this music? It has the feel of a private session that was perhaps never intended for release, but the intimacy that results makes it a fitting tribute to a master who, at 91, was still searching for humour, beauty and adventure within the simplest of tunes".


DownBeat

2021 January

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John McDonough

2021 January

"A tranquil valedictory of 10 classic lullabies and five originals. These are his final solo recordings, and with experimentation behind him, Brubeck caresses the melodies with a lyrical modesty ... A placid farewell to a panoramic career".