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Theme - Road Trip
8/19/2004
Senior Year. I'll even still semi-defend the MMW and Claypool picks. Sir Duke gets cut off after the first break, semi-intentionally.
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Single Artist
8/13/2004
Mr. Rollins enjoyed this format so much it was only fair to give him a mix of his own. Right, so that's why the artist column just lists the bassist and drummer on each track.
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CD
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Jazz
8/11/2004
Next, a mix with the Rollins Vanguard stuff.
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CD
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Jazz
8/11/2004
No room for the Freedom Suite. Who else utilized this spartan form to great effect?
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Single Artist
8/5/2004
Lonesome Blues and Old Stack 'o Lee Blues are from the Port of Harlem Blue Note 10" and the Sheik of Araby is one of the forst instances of overdubbing, with Bechet playing clarinet, tenor, piano, bass …
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Jazz
8/5/2004
No Lucky Thompson, which I regret. No Wayne Shorter, which I don't. The soprano sax is a harsh mistress, and I wish all the tenor and alto players would put it down and concentrate on their main horns. …
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Mixed Genre
8/5/2004
Three vibraphone tracks, three great guitar tracks and saxophone glossolaila.
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Cassette
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Blues
7/31/2004
Not that bad.
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Jazz
7/31/2004
A friend wanted some Art Blakey dubs, so I made myself this mix. For the car, no flab.
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