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Agree with 'possibly the greatest jazz video on the interwebs' - thanks for posting it - 617.000 can't be wrong? The power of Rollin's solos are always awsome as here. A young and shaven NHOP did a good job too - as Stan Getz told the World he would. Rollins always preferred 'three cord melodies'...

Good swinging stuff all round - how brilliant was this man - 'modern' playing on cl is difficult but PW, Buddy de Fanco and Eddie Daniels mastered it without referring to Benny G. I was at the Kabusa Gallery in the S of Sweden when he gave one of his last concerts in July 2005.

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Garner was a failed bopper, recording with Parker - lucky for him and us that we can now enjoy his individual style. I know that he NEVER employed name-players on bass or drums and therefore saved himself a lot of money.

Something is possibly very wrong with the listed musicians here? From what I can hear, Monica Zetterlund is not singing at all and her Swedish brilliant compatriot Wakenius does not (usually) play like this. I have never ever heard of any listing featuring a silent Oscar Peterson or alto man Phil...

Still hot under the collar from reading some comments I would suggest NHOP doubters to listen to the old Danish folk song 'I skovens dybe stille ro' on Youtube, also recorded in 1973. Here is a lyrical solo that even some musically retarded people may understand if not enjoy - if not, I rest my c...

Thanks for posting - brilliant stuff! He re-tuned his cello in fourths like a bass and played melodic solos - easy to hear where Paul Chambers got his solo style from. OPs Perdido is another brilliant cello performance only available on 78s I think - can one of you brilliant youngsters get your h...