Gary Burton - Turn of the Century - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

This CD contains the last unreleased Mode album (Mode #130). It features vocalist Laurie Allyn accompanied by Marty Paich's big band. It was recorded in 1957 at Radio Recorders. Bones Howe engineered and mastered this CD. Album Tracks 1. All I Need Is You 2. You Go to My Head 3. Paradise 4. Surrey with the Fringe on Top 5. Easy Living 6. You're So Bad for Me 7. The More I See You 8. I'll Never Smile Again 9. So in Love 10. That's What a Woman Is for 11. Where Are You 12. Take Me in Your Arms

Common Ground - Gary Burton - On Gary Burton's debut on Mack Avenue Records Common Ground, the Grammy®-winning pioneer of the four-mallet technique of playing the vibes not only delivered his first studio album since 2005, but also introduced his latest band. Album Tracks 1. Late Night Sunrise 2. Never the Same Way 3. Common Ground 4. Was It So Long Ago? 5. Etude 1. Last Snow 2. Did You Get It? 3. My Funny Valentine 4. Banksy 5. In Your Quiet Place

5-LP 180-gram box set w/ 12-page booklet.The first ever career-spanning collection of recordings by legendary jazz vibraphonist and multi-GRAMMY® Award winner Gary Burton. Burton's legacy is an estimable one, a wealth of riches traversing the boundaries of genre, style, nation or generation. It's nearly impossible to summarize such an adventurous career, but Take Another Look A Career Retrospective offers a stunning and well-curated overview in 35 tracks over five 180-gram vinyl LPs, including one previously unreleased offering from his New Quartet, a rendition of Pat Metheny's InchElucidationInch from 2005. The included booklet features rare photos, ephemera and insightful liner notes by Neil Tesser critic, radio host, GRAMMY-winning author, and editor of Burton's acclaimed autobiography InchLearning To ListenInch (Berklee Press, 2013). The collaborators represented on Take Another Look are a staggering array of marquee names from the jazz world and beyond icons like Chick Corea, Keith Jarrett, Jim Hall, Roy Haynes, Steve Lacy, Michael Brecker, Carla Bley, Steve Swallow, Dave Holland, Stéphane Grappelli, tango master Astor Piazzolla and pioneering soul drummer Bernard Purdie; genre-blurring fusion greats including Bob James, Peter Erskine and Will Lee; Burton discoveries-turned-jazz-giants such as John Scofield, Larry Coryell, Pat Metheny and Julian Lage; ECM staples Ralph Towner, Eberhard Weber and Wolfgang Muthspiel; and countless others. Produced by Nick Phillips and Gary Burton. Mastered by Joe Tarantino. Manufactured by RTI.