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Yeah, colors. Well, at least the spaces are in tune.
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Jazz improvisation at its finest! Trane's solo is absolutely sublime the way he paints all those colors into the spaces between the changes. I love the point where Monk drops out and lets him play with just the bass and drums. Amazing!!
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I like WAY better Rouse.
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Beautifully put, sir.
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Trane made the implicit explicit. Monk made the explicit implicit. Perfect match, though Charlie Rouse (usual Monk saxist) gave the whole game a run for the money, sometimes monkin' the Monk. Kinda nutty, huh?
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