STAN GETZ & GERRY MULLIGAN: GETZ MEETS MULLIGAN IN HI - FI (ACOUSTIC SOUNDS SERIES)
Vinyl
Code: 45425306
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Performer: Stan Getz, baritone sax; Gerry Mulligan, tenor sax; Lou Levy, piano; Ray Brown, double bass; Stan Levey, drums
Composer: Stan Getz & Gerry Mulligan
Number of discs: 1
Barcode: 0602478282188
Label: Analogue Productions
Format: LP
Genre: Jazz
Year: 2025
A stunning new title in the Verve / Universal Music Enterprises reissue series curated by Acoustic Sounds
At least one new release each month featuring the most iconic jazz albums
Remastered by Matthew Lutthans at The Mastering Lab from the original analog masters
180-gram LP pressed at Quality Record Pressings
Vintage-style tip-on gatefold cover produced by Stoughton Printing
Series overseen by Chad Kassem, CEO of Acoustic Sounds
Originally released in 1957 by Verve Records, Getz Meets Mulligan in Hi-Fi presents a summit meeting between legendary jazz saxophonists Stan Getz and Gerry Mulligan. This unique and entirely unprecedented collaboration features the two soloists switching instruments, with Getz performing on baritone sax and Mulligan on tenor sax in the opening tracks. Produced by Norman Granz, the album also features a stellar rhythm section: pianist Lou Levy, bassist Ray Brown, and drummer Stan Levey.
On this unmissable album, Gerry Mulligan seems to reveal entirely new aspects of his playing style through collaboration with another star—here, alongside Getz, he delivers a brilliant, sparkling, and highly expressive sound. Getz is equally outstanding, just as he was during the golden years of his Verve recordings in the mid-1950s, with a deep, relaxed groove and warm, robust backing, thanks to the familiar rhythm trio of Levy, Brown, and Levey. Among the most notable tracks are “Anything Goes,” “Ballad,” and “That Old Feeling.”
Stan Getz, baritone sax; Gerry Mulligan, tenor sax; Lou Levy, piano; Ray Brown, double bass; Stan Levey, drums
Side A
Let’s Fall In Love
Anything Goes
Too Close For Comfort
Side B
That Old Feeling
This Can’t Be Love
Ballad