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' and there's no better forum for his sensitive side than the music of Ellington and Billy Strayhorn

And Satisfy

The 6-song set includes four Mobley originals and two standards performed by a quintet with the tenor saxophonist joined by Kenny Dorham on trumpet

What Is It About Men

I Get Along Without You Very Well (Except Sometimes)

mccoy tyner the real mccoy colored_vinyl ' and there's no betterFrom 1960 to 1965, McCoy Tyner was a permanent fixture in John Coltrane's various ensembles. And of course he was also a member of the saxophonist's legendary first quartet, which recorded numerous albums for Impulse! Records, whose influence on jazz and music in general continues to this day. After a creative hiatus in which he did not record any albums of his own (he had previously made six for Impulse!), the pianist returned in 1967 with The Real