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3 minutes ago, JSngry said:

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Interesting and very good music, especially in terms of Ornette's history. It's been issued several times - I have it on a Royal Jazz CD. Interestingly, It evidently exists/existed as an Atlantic test pressing:

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35 minutes ago, paul secor said:

Interesting and very good music, especially in terms of Ornette's history. It's been issued several times - I have it on a Royal Jazz CD. Interestingly, It evidently exists/existed as an Atlantic test pressing:

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This one threw me but now I realize the one I had been looking for at one time was Jazz at PS 175 which is all KD, no student groups.

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12 hours ago, soulpope said:

👍👍👍!!!

[Andrew Hill Smokestack] Yeah, this one is a real stunner! Hill's playing is tremendous and the unusual ensemble (piano trio + 1 extra bassist) really works well.

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In real time, I found this one to be a little too transparent in its derivations to be fully enjoyable. Still feel that way, but with time and experience comes a perhaps more nuanced understanding of evolution, career paths, and all that good stuff, so let's just say that I appreciate this more now than I did then, without liking it any whole lot better.

George Duke was a creative guy with amazing chops, endless abilities, and no really focused organic musical identity. That's not a criticism, just an observation. The world needs people like that, they make significant contributions to other people's musics and are more than capable of making interesting/fun work on their own that will never be wholly unique. This is that.

Oh yeah, need to add that the amazing number of different derivations that Duke was absorbing - and processioning very knowingly - would be enough to paralyze (or even kill!) a lesser man with a slower mind and/or a weaker spirit.

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