But it was 1962’s Jazz Impressions Of Black Orpheus that made Guaraldi a household name. A frequent collaborator of vibraphonist Cal Tjader, Guaraldi had broken out on his own just a few years prior, releasing several records as a leader.
In the early ’60s, Bay Area jazz pianist Vince Guaraldi was a fast-rising star. This book-style box set also includes new liner notes from Peanuts historian, Derrick Bang. The Blu-ray disc includes hi-resolution audio of the new mix as well as a Dolby Atmos mix. They may not be reproduced by any means in any form.In addition to disc one of Vince Guaraldi Trio’s A Charlie Brown Christmas, discs two through four offer a trove of unheard outtakes from five recording sessions that place listeners in the studio as the musicians work through their arrangements. Looking to connect with other Peanuts fans? Visit the Peanuts Collector Club, the long-standing official Peanuts fan club!Īll PEANUTS characters pictured are copyrighted © by United Feature Syndicate, Inc. Schulz, Derrick has written or been involved with several Peanuts-themed books. Starting with 2000's 50 Years of Happiness: A Tribute to Charles M. Schulz biography, Schulz and Peanuts, came to write the book.
Also see Derrick's Impressions of Vince blog. Find out more about this composer, and all of his great Peanuts music. Trying to learn the name of that great Peanuts theme music? It's "Linus and Lucy," by Vince Guaraldi. If you have arcane questions regarding Peanuts lore (such as the name of Charlie Brown's school teacher), consult the FAQ.ĭetailed information for each Peanuts special, plus news, info about video/DVD releases, broadcast schedules, history of the shows, the music, and more. (This IS a blog, after all!) We hope Peanuts fans will want to check in on a regular basis.
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