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It's a GREAT record. Hard to pick one tune off of there - the whole album is consistently good. Quintessential Grant and Larry for sure.

I have it on cd now (in the Larry Mosaic), but I was looking for a copy in the late 70s and early 80s and was having no luck. I was familiar with the recording -a friend of mine had it - and I just had to get a copy.

I was on the road in Scranton Pa in 1984 and walked into a second hand shop one afternoon when I was just killing time. Second hand books, clothing, vinyl. There it was! In great shape and for.......A QUARTER!

Needless to say, I scooped it right up.

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I first got 'run over' on the 'Street of Dreams' in 1970 when my teacher, Bill McEneaney, played it during a meeting of our South Kingstown High School Jazz Club. Mack would play an LP track and then the 10 or 12 of us would talk about it, if we wanted to. The tune he chose was 'Lazy Afternoon' -- it slayed me then and still does. Mack's set-up went along the lines of,"I've got something that's gonna getcha from the inside-out -- especially the organ playing of Larry Young. This is the kind of group sound that just grows on ya."

Mack was our 'chaperone' who often drove us up to Boston and got us into the Jazz Workshop to catch Getz, Mulligan, Roland Kirk, etc. (Pretty cool for high school.)

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I think I payed $27.00 for my copy with shipping (I think 2004)

thats more than I will pay for almost anything

but I wanted this one because It is such a favorite

Have not priced them lately

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