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Thank you both!

Where did you get this one? I like Bob Freedman!

Max on the intro, playing 3/4 over Duke's quarter note triplets...a delight, and delight first, then analysis. Always.

You can adjust any physical part of a mouthpiece, tip opening, lay, chamber, any of it.

Coltrane said (in the Kofsky interview?) that the reason he "pulled back" for a quick minute was that he messed up his favorite mouthpiece and it took him a bit to find another one that gave him what he really needed. Conspiracy theorists said the the record company pressed him into it because "Chasin The Trane" was upsetting a LOT of people. Coltrane countered that he always wanted to have a balanced catalogue and the mouthpiece problem seemed like a good time to do it. That makes sense to me, because his pitch on Ballads is a bit off, like he was using a less than ideal mouthpiece. By all accounts he was an inveterit mouthpiece geek. It's SO damn easy to work on one just that one mivro_adjustment that fucks it up, and when that happens, game over.

Dark, even with the forced "happy" ending.

...enabling impersonation of famous jazz artists... Wow, when did this begin?

Zoot sweet. Otoh:

Here ya' go.