Dave Brubeck Quartet - Someday My Prince Will Come download song

Recorded on June 30, 1957.

It's one of these sublime solos that great musicians can pull off when they are having a special day.

Sign of a great drummer. Dave goes of into 2/4 ( or is it 4/4) anyway Joe just keeps playing 3/4 all the way through. I used to sit and try and most of the time got dragged away.

Sublime! Thank you for sharing the magic of Dave Brubeck!!

I love that the bass player is named Norman Bates..

In my Alto days I wrote this solo out note for note, played everyday. Got chance to play in club and everybody love it.but the real musicians knew what was up.

I was brought up on this music thank god

This solo is my teacher

It says something of both the quality of the melody (one of Disney's finest) AND the artistry of ALL the musicians involved that Miles Davis (once, with BOTH Hank Mobley & the incomparable John Coltrane) and Dave Brubeck's Quartet (TWICE!) could make great recordings of this timeless tune.

I believe that Paul Desmond solo on this song is truly great, I listen to it over and over. I can hum along.

I have always loved Dave Brubeck. This album and espescialy this track will always be my favorite, thanks so much

one of best jazz performances out there- enormous

somehow I am really happy for this to exists

It's crazy how this version came out before Miles Davis' version. I like both renditions for different reasons. Dave Brubeck's is light-hearted and bouncy, whereas Miles Davis' is slower, deeper, and poignant.

"I think it is among the best of Paul’s recorded solos." - Gene Lees, September, 1983 edition of Gene Lees’ JazzLetter.

i think that's the best piano solo i've ever had listened. Simply wonderful.