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Zero Hour - Late Night Jazz

A high-stakes spy-jazz piece. Tension, elegance, and ticking menace. On this day in jazz history… Stan Getz, born February 2, 1927, became "The Sound" for his warm tenor sax and lyrical brilliance inspired by Lester Young. Rising through Woody Herman's Second Herd, he pioneered cool jazz sophistication. Throughout the 1950s, Getz earned respect as a musician's musician, leading quartets and small ensembles. Despite his mastery, he remained largely confined to jazz's inner circle. He was respected but not mainstream. The turning point arrived when Getz discovered Brazilian bossa nova through guitarist Charlie Byrd in the early 1960s, sparking a creative awakening. In 1964, his collaboration with João Gilberto on Getz/Gilberto erupted into a cultural phenomenon. "The Girl from Ipanema" conquered radio worldwide, and at the 1965 Grammys, the album swept four major awards, including Album of the Year. Getz proved artistic excellence and mainstream accessibility aren't opposing forces. His legacy forever elevated jazz's standing in popular culture. #SpyJazz #JazzNoir #CinematicJazz #VelvetThriller #LateNightJazz #EspionageVibes #MoodyInstrumental All music (including AI-assisted elements) and visuals are original, curated, and produced by Two Cats Jazz Radio. T178_P1