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Man, how I love these two guys... either playing within his 'pre-defined' repertory or in a different and more 'advanced' context. And if you'd have to name a player you would recognize after listening to just a couple of bars, that would be Pee Wee Russell.

Same here! I love his description of Pee Wee Russell's style, as oposed to Tony Scott's.

Many thanks for your insights on Bruce Springsteen's career, and particularly on his recently released disc.

Some Liszt as well around these parts...

Kenny Garrett at the Teatro Pavón tonight: https://festivaldejazzmadrid.com/actividad/kenny-garret/

This is the only concert recorded in Princeton, as per Tom Lord disco. Recorded in 1990. The JMIH page states all the concerts were recorded between 1971 and 1983, except for two of them. This might be one of the two: All That Jazz - Live At Princeton : Clark Terry (flhrn,tp-1,vcl) Benny Carter (as,vcl) Kenny Barron (p) Rufus Reid (b) Kenny Washington (d) Billy Hill (vcl) Live "Richardson Auditorium", Princeton University, Princeton, NJ, November 11, 1990 Introduction MusicMasters 5059-2-C [CD] Hackensack - , BMG Jazz Foundation D116733 [CD] I'm beginning to see the light - , Music Masters 65133-2 [CD] Misty (ct out) - Now's the time - Almost like being in love (bh vcl,ct out) - When Sunny gets blue (bh vcl,bc out,1) - All that jazz (bc,ct,bh vcl) - We were in love (bh vcl) - Blues walk - All of me - Note: BMG Jazz Foundation D116733 [CD] titled "For Monk"; rest of CD by others. All above titles also on Limelight (E)820841-2 [CD] titled "All That Jazz - Live At Princeton". All above titles also on Nimbus (E)NI2741/44 [CD] titled "4 Albums from the MusicMasters Catalogue - Set 2"; a 4 CD set.

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