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(#1) Getz/Gilberto (feat. Antonio Carlos Jobim)
- 1964
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(#2) Jazz Samba
- 2007
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(#3) Stan Getz & Bill Evans
- 1973
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(#4) Stan Getz and The Oscar Peterson Trio
- 1989
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(#5) Jazz Giants '58
- 1958
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(#6) Focus
- 1961
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(#7) Cool Velvet / Voices
- 1995
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(#8) Stan Meets Chet
- 1958
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(#9) Diz and Getz
- 1955
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(#10) Hamp and Getz
- 1990
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(#11) Gerry Mulligan Meets Stan Getz
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(#12) Sweet Rain
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(#13) West Coast Jazz
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(#14) Stan Getz in Stockholm
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(#15) Cal Tjader - Stan Getz Sextet
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(#16) Stan Getz Quartets
- 1996
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(#17) For Musicians Only
- 1989
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(#18) The Brothers
- 1996
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(#19) Body and Soul (Jazz Club)
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(#20) Jazz Samba Encore!
- 1963
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(#21) Sittin' In
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(#22) Quartets
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(#23) People Time
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(#24) Voyage
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(#25) Stan Getz With Guest Artist Laurindo Almeida
- 1963
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(#26) Recorded Fall 1961
- 1961
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(#27) In Paris
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(#28) The Dolphin
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(#29) Big Band Bossa Nova
- 1962
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(#30) Getz Meets Mulligan in Hi-Fi
- 1957
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(#31) Award Winner
- 2000
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(#32) Live in Europe 1958
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(#33) At Storyville-Vol.1
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(#34) At Storyville-Vol.2
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(#35) Captain Marvel
- 1972
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(#36) Pure Getz
- 1982
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(#37) Billy Highstreet Samba
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(#39) Stan Getz and the Cool Sounds
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(#40) The Steamer
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(#41) Stan Getz Plays
- 2002
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(#42) Imported From Europe
- 1959
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(#43) My Funny Valentine
- 1995
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(#44) Don't Know
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(#45) Stan Getz Volume One
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(#46) Stan Getz Volume Two
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(#47) The New Sounds
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(#48) The Sound
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(#49) Vol. 2, Stan Getz and Swedish All-Stars Featuring Bengt Hallberg, Piano
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(#50) That Top Tenor Technician Stan Getz
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(#51) Interpretations by the Stan Getz Quintet
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Stan Getz was once an outstanding saxophone player in the world and a representative figure in the jazz field. In the past when swing or Bebop was popular, players almost always chose drums or bass for rhythm instruments. However, Stan Getz retained Bebop's unique style in his performance, making his saxophone sound quite rich and beautiful.
Other musicians later imitated this unique style of saxophone playing, making the jazz music of the mid-sixties more fascinating. Stan Getz left nearly a hundred wonderful performance recordings during his lifetime. Here the random tool lists 106 great Stan Getz albums you should never miss.
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