John Tapscott

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Actually, I think Farrell is less Coltrane-esque than many of the tenors who played with Elvin. Not saying I will buy this but I am intrigued by the fact that there is a piano player in the group, another rarity in Jones's groups. I've never heard of Billy Greene. I will likely give it a listen on i-tunes.

If you like a particular musician listen to him/her, if not then don't waste your time. Life is too short. I generally like Peterson, though I wouldn't call him my favorite jazz pianist. FWIW, people like Hank Jones and Andre Previn have called him the best.

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I would rank that one as Harry's best recording (at least of those I've heard). to the Dameron set, too. Now:

This is the Jazztech's first recording. A very good band.

I have the "Two Bones" session as part of the Curtis Fuller Mosaic set. Not sure which came first, the Mosaic or the Japanese release. Probably the Japanese, as I recall from the Mosaic booklet. Listening now:

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13 tracks, including Buddy Rich Speaks. I believe all tracks on the various vinyl issues are on this CD. 76 min.

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