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The
Brubeck Institute is the obvious first port of
call. This is the nearest Dave gets to an official website.
It includes touring schedules, the latest NewsLetter, and much
more.
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Chris Brubeck's website is
Brubeck Music It includes a little information
about all the members of this very musical family.
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The
Pure Desmond web pages are highly recommended
- obviously a lot of
the material there includes references to Brubeck. For further reading,
a
bibliography of writings about Desmond and Brubeck is also
available there.
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Brubeck recently appeared at the 2003 Newport Jazz Festival. There
is a review by Scott Thompson at
All About Jazz.
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A book biography of Brubeck was published in 1995, called
It's About Time, by Fred Hall.
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The Perry Robinson
web site also contains some Brubeck material. Perry was a sidesman in
the
Two Generations of Brubeck projects in the 1970s.
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UCI Jazz is a site
covering many artists of the same period as Brubeck
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Brubeck is a member of the national support committee of the
Native American Rights Fund.
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Grammy Insider gave Brubeck a Lifetime Achievement Award in 1996.
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Some of Brubeck's early piano compositions, never before recorded,
are now seeing the light of day on a new CD:
John Salmon plays Dave Brubeck Piano Compositions.
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Another discography can be found at the
UCI Jazz web entry for Brubeck.
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If you're looking for currently available Brubeck albums, try
Sony's Music
Vault for various CD titles from the Columbia/CBS period (roughly
1952-1968).
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Joe Morello made just a few recordings
of his own after the classic DBQ ended in 1967/8. I have collected
some information about those I know of.
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