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my favorite rock- (or non-jazz in general) drummer. actually, he had some jazz background in his youth, i can hear a lot of max roach in this solo. i don't know if he would agree...

this was the first time thelonious recorded well you needn't, and i still think it's the best version of this tune... (BTW, the recording session took place on october 24, 1947. 1951 is when the compilation LP was released)

i think it's the marquee club in london, 1964.

stan tracy's trio with a young rick laird on bass, who would switch to bass guitar a few years later to be part of the first mahavishnu orchestra...

it's funny to see BB beginning the first song with an elmore james lick, but then his style is so different in the solo. james was, of course, a slide master.

we are not the fifties, and sciarrino is one of the very few talented composers living and working today. he's not young (boulez, stockhausen and the like were in their late 20s, early 30s when they began to produce their first significant pieces in the fifties), but if i compare him with, for ex...

@60otaku3

coltrane doesn't play at all on this take, at the ending or anywhere. this is strictly a quartet take.

this is the last song the group recorded during this session (october 26th). perhaps coltrane had already left the studio or perhaps he was still there, just watching, i don't know. b...

@LukieWukie

it's no just you. musically i also prefer the quintet with red and philly joe. but this group is really awesome and unique. the way they were stretching boundaries in their concepts of rhythm, harmony and form. specially tony williams was a prodigy (his solo here is not that great, t...