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  1. Late
    Anyone pick up this newly reissued set on CD? I've now owned these recordings in five different incarnations: McMaster, RVG, Japanese RVG, Japanese TYCJ, and now this Kevin Gray-remastered set. I have to say, this reissue sounds the best to me. Very balanced with seemingly no compression. The RVG of this set (with an entirely different playing order) doesn't sound bad to me, but this new reissue, in detailed mono, sounds like you're at The Cafe Bohemia. Edgehill's drums in particular sound cleaner and more precise. But never mind quibbling about sonics or favorite editions—the music is fantastic. I love how Kenny plays (and announces) "Autumn In New York." And dig the new photos! Especially the tray card photo of JR Monterose:
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