Joining the Miles Davis rhythm section of pianist Red Garland, bassist Paul Chambers, and drummer Philly Joe Jones made the transformation all that more illuminating.

Altoist Art Pepper is joined by an 11-piece band playing Marty Paich arrangements of a dozen jazz standards from the bop and cool jazz era.

There are quartet outings with either Russ Freeman or Hampton Hawes on piano and tracks from a classic session with tenor saxophonist Jack Montrose.

In addition to pianist Wynton Kelly, bassist Paul Chambers, and drummer Jimmy Cobb, trumpeter Conte Candoli makes the group a quintet on four of the eight numbers.

But Jazz Samba is just as crucial and groundbreaking; after all, it came first, and in fact was the first full-fledged bossa nova album ever recorded by American jazz musicians.

Actually the music (which features pianist Lou Levy, bassist Monty Budwig, and drummer Victor Lewis in addition to the leaders tenor) is the equal of the original set, with How About You, Easy Living, and Old Devil Moon showing off Getzs tone and strong improvising skills at their best.

The compositions on this record are all modern ones, either by Steve Swallow, Mike Gibbs, or Corea himself.

It is a mostly downtempo affair, which allows each player to stretch out and play highly melodic solos over the often difficult changes.

Originally comprised of Rgine Chassagne, Richard Parry, Tim Kingsbury, and brothers William and Win Butler, the group formed during the summer of 2003, after Win spotted Chassagne singing jazz standards at a Montreal art exhibit.

The grandson of famed swing-era bandleader Alvino Rey, Win was quickly charmed by Chassagnes performance, leading the two to launch a songwriting partnership.

Romance followed shortly thereafter, and the duo expanded its sound by gathering Parry on organ, Kingsbury on bass, and Win Butlers younger brother, William, on synthesizer and percussion.

Drawing from the bandmates varied influences, Arcade Fire began mining an eclectic mix of bossa nova, punk, French chanson, and classically tinged pop music, referencing everything from U2s passion to David Bowies eclecticism in the process.

The Well And The Lighthouse 03:57 08.

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Peter Pan 02:49 06.

Chemistry 03:33 07.

Infinite Content 01:42 08.

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