Then Dave Brubeck Quartet- Anything Goes-LP

Anything Goes! The Dave Brubeck Quartet Plays Cole Porter is a thoughtful exploration of Porter's songwriting through a jazz lens, blending sophisticated arrangements with the quartet’s signature interplay. Released originally in 1967 and reissued in 1971 by Columbia, this album captures Brubeck’s ability to reimagine standards like "Night and Day" and "I Get a Kick Out of You" with fresh rhythmic ideas and harmonic twists. Producer Teo Macero’s hand ensures a polished yet spontaneous feel that bridges jazz and pop sensibilities, making the record appealing beyond strict jazz circles. It’s an album that proves even the most familiar tunes can find new life when placed in the right hands—and a good place for anyone curious about how jazz can converse with the Great American Songbook. This 1971 Columbia pressing, catalog number CS 9402, offers a solid listen with a VG+ grade, indicating some light surface marks and minor paper scuffs but nothing that should overshadow the music. The vinyl’s condition suits those who want a reliable, everyday player without hunting for a flawless copy. Its straightforward reissue status means you get the original 1967 tracklist intact, making it a practical pick for collectors who appreciate Brubeck’s mid-career work without the fuss of seeking out rarer editions. After all, a record named Anything Goes deserves a spot where it can freely mix with your other favorites. Then Dave Brubeck Quartet.

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