Home / Music / 'Take Five' made 5/4 time famous on Time OutMusic linernotes album music dave-brubeck-quartet'Take Five' made 5/4 time famous on Time OutThe album explores unusual time signatures — most famously “Take Five” in 5/4 time and “Blue Rondo à la Turk” in 9/8. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesTime Out was the first jazz album to sell over a million copiesTime Out came out on Columbia Records in December 1959Joe Morello played drums on Time OutPaul Desmond wrote 'Take Five,' not Dave BrubeckArt Blakey ran the Jazz Messengers like a school for young talent — the Moanin' lineup was its finestExploreThe Neil Young Archives is a never-ending vault diveBob Marley's album is called Burnin', not Burning1/1 opens Music for Airports with phasing piano loopsWelcome to Vulf Records opens Vulfpeck's Thrill of the Arts as a medleyVirgil Thomson's The Mother of Us All chronicles Susan B. Anthony's lifePrevious 'The Robots' appears on Kraftwerk's The Man-MachineNext 'Naima' is Coltrane's ballad named for his first wife