The Peacocks is a 1977 jazz studio album by pianist Jimmy Rowles (often credited as Jimmie Rowles) and saxophonist Stan Getz, released on Columbia Records. The title tune, The Peacocks, is composed by Rowles, and the album was recorded in July 1975 in New York City. It features Getz on tenor sax and Rowles on piano and vocals, with additional players like Buster Williams on bass and Elvin Jones on drums on several tracks. The set includes a mix of standards such as Body and Soul, Skylark, and I’ll Never Be the Same, plus the original The Peacocks, and runs about 58 minutes. The album is highly regarded, with AllMusic calling it one of Rowles’s best and a definitive project Getz was proud to bring to the jazz world.
