Name: Vince Guaraldi Trio
Brand: Vince Guaraldi Trio

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OJC149

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Format Music US

Limited edition

Release date

2015-05-05

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Unive­rsal

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Sales:8.875

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888072370289

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Vince Guaraldi Trio

Genre US

Jazz

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Fantasy

The Vince Guaraldi Trio is a legendary jazz group known for their iconic soundtrack to the beloved Peanuts television specials. Led by pianist and composer *Vince Guaraldi*, the trio's music combines elements of jazz, bossa nova, and Latin rhythms to create a unique and timeless sound. With their signature tune "Linus and Lucy," the Vince Guaraldi Trio has become synonymous with the Peanuts franchise, capturing the hearts of generations of fans worldwide.

Inspired by greats such as *The Dave Brubeck Quartet* and *Art Tatum*, Vince Guaraldi formed his own trio in 1955. The group quickly gained recognition for their innovative improvisation skills and infectious melodies. Their albums, including "Jazz Impressions of Black Orpheus" and "A Charlie Brown Christmas," have become jazz classics, showcasing Guaraldi's masterful piano playing alongside bassist Monty Budwig and drummer Colin Bailey.

With influences ranging from *Bill Evans* to *Oscar Peterson*, the Vince Guaraldi Trio's music transcends genres, appealing to both jazz enthusiasts and casual listeners alike. Whether you're a fan of smooth jazz or simply appreciate beautiful melodies, exploring the discography of this influential trio is sure to be a rewarding experience.

This San Francisco trio of the mid-1950s has a sparkling personality all its own, with a refreshing lack of pretentiousness. With an ebullient swing on the up-tempos, and a subtle, unhackneyed approach to ballads such as "Sweet and Lovely" and jazz standards such as John Lewis's "Django", this 1956 LP marks Guaraldi's triumphant first complete album as a leader. With Eddie Duran and Dean Reilly.

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