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13 - way better than the original album version, and one of his current bands most powerful performances.
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tracks one and two--some of the most beautiful music McLaughlin ever made.
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track 2, hear Santana's long sustains put to very good use; and same goes for Alice's lugubrious orchestrations. Whatever you do, skip track one, even if you download the whole album.
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Church (disc 4, track 9) is from Odyssey, with James Blood Ulmer. This album has just become available on Amazon mp3, but not yet here.
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d1t20 Peggy Lee singing How Long Has This Been Going On
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Pancho and Lefty (track 1), but only if you promise to compare it with a Townes Van Zandt original version available on emu.
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How Do You Keep the Music Playing, proving that Tony Bennett has excellent taste.
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Track 11 is Mississippi Queen by Mountain. This soundtrack has been around awhile here on emu, but on the new Sony releases it is album-only!
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Track 19 is So What from the Kind of Blue album by Miles Davis. See what all the fuss is about. (This track is album-only pretty much everywhere else on this site.)
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Much of this is availble here on European public domain issues, but if you don't have Toby yet, get it now. American Heritage 101 must-download.
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It has to be Moonglow (track 11). Lionel Hampton's vibe work is American Heritage 101 quality.
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Thelonius (sic), only because I like this whole album so much I really can't decide. This one has a good beat and you can dance to it.
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Someday get this whole thing. Until then, please at least check out Till Tom Special and Lester's Dream. Lester's solo in the latter is one of the unacknowledged wonders of jazz history.
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Watermelon Man. Kind of can't believe it isn't album-only.
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Rockit isn't album-only either!?
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Misterioso starts out kind of vanilla, then Nat Adderly kick in and this motha swings.
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Track 5, McLaughlin, Corea and Clarke trade choruses.
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6, Straight to Hell, sampled by M.I.A. for Paper Planes.
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Isfahan. Ellington continued to create at a very high level for his entire life.
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You Ain't Goin' Nowhere, better than Dylan's.
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Eight Miles High
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Lowdown: another very cool bass line.
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Track 2, Fall, is a great example of the work of Miles Davis's last great quintet.
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Tracks 4-6 are a great three song sequence; if it has to be only one, Good Old Desk hands down.
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Takes me back to when when KQRS in Minneapolis was a very laid-back deep-track hippie station
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...also takes me back to the old hippie days at KQRS.
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American Heritage 101 must-download.
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Ff you like that you will also like The Duke. Great Ellington tribute.
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More proof of Tony Bennett's taste.
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Great song.
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More American Heritage 101 must-download material.
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Unusual for Dave Douglas, a version of a pop song: Bjork's lovely Unison, from Verspertine.
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Not so unusual for Miles, a version of a pop song: Michael Jackson this time.
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Cindy Lauper this time.
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Find out what Miles electric period was about in one track. Look to Amazon to cherry pick the long tracks of his electric oeuvre.
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This album was Tony Bennett's reward for all his previous hits. He did this one his own way.
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Just Friends finds Marsalis et al in unusually adventurous territory.
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Lots of fire and passion, finally a recognizable version of Coltrane's anthem.
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An improvised duet of the highest quality: American Heritage 101 must-download.
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Cucumber Slumber has one of the coolest bass lines.
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Also available elsewhere on this site, Body & Soul consists of one of the most perfect sax solos of all time.
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Wonderful version of the Tito Puente hit made famous(er) by Santana.
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Great power pop.
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