1964's "Time Changes" found the Dave Brubeck Quartet continuing their adventurous exploration of time signatures, moving beyond the modal jazz of their previous work into more complex arrangements and textures.
- Recorded in New York City, the album features the classic quartet lineup of Dave Brubeck (piano), Paul Desmond (alto saxophone), Eugene Wright (bass), and Joe Morello (drums).
- "Time Changes" was the group's first album for the Neophonic label, a subsidiary of Universal Music Group, which was known for its jazz recordings.
- The album did not chart on the Billboard 200, marking a slight downturn in commercial performance compared to their previous blockbuster releases.
The Dave Brubeck Quartet was a highly popular jazz ensemble, known for its innovative approach to time signatures and its blend of classical and jazz influences. At the time of "Time Changes," the quartet was at a creative peak, exploring new compositional territories following the massive success of "Time Out."
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