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Timeless Tales (for Changing Times) 1998 Warner Bros. Records
Some big album
 BUY CD

TRACKS
Listen to this Track Summertime
Listen to this Track Interlude 1
Listen to this Track Visions
Listen to this Track Yesterdays
Listen to this Track Interlude 2
Listen to this Track I Had A King
Listen to this Track The Times They Are A-Changin'
Listen to this Track Interlude 3
Listen to this Track It Might As Well Be Spring
Listen to this Track Interlude 4
Listen to this Track How Deep Is The Ocean
Listen to this Track Interlude 5
Listen to this Track Love For Sale
Listen to this Track Interlude 6
Listen to this Track Eleanor Rigby
Listen to this Track Interlude 7
Listen to this Track How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore

On his sixth album, Joshua Redman celebrates the full range of 20th-century popular song, from Tin Pan Alley legends Cole Porter, the Gershwins, Irving Berlin, and Rogers & Hammerstein to modern-day greats Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Stevie Wonder and Prince. With this intriguing breadth of repertoire and Redman's customary passion and virtuosity, Timeless Tales (for Changing Times) is a stunning collection of modern standards interpreted by one of the preeminent figures in contemporary jazz.

Performed with longtime collaborators Brad Mehldau, Larry Grenadier, and Brian Blade, Joshua's arrangements reinvent these songs through a number of exciting and varied approaches, transforming the familiar into the refreshingly new.

In the album's liner notes, Joshua writes, "These songs don't just move me as a listener; they engage me as a player, improviser, arranger, and bandleader. They're just ten great songs, written by ten great songwriters. Ten great songs, resilient enough to change with the times and with the artists who change them. Ten timeless tales, universal enough to have enduring cultural relevance and beautiful enough to have profound personal resonance - not just for us improvising jazz musicians, but hopefully for you imaginative jazz listeners as well."

PLAYERS

Joshua Redman Saxophones 
Brad Mehldau Piano 
Larry Grenadier Bass 
Brian Blade Drums 
Joshua Redman Hear (Jukebox)