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Yes, that Group disc is quite "good." I like to think that, alongside Arthur Blythe and David Murray, if Wynton was not the mainstream in the '80s this music most certainly would have been (in a sorta "what if" sense).

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Just received from NoBusiness.

I'll be putting my exclusive vinyl run on hold to give it listen.

so you weren't tempted by the vinyl version then to maintain your run? :)

I'll be interested to hear your impressions. The samples sound intriguing but I've not quite hit "buy" yet

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Just received from NoBusiness.

I'll be putting my exclusive vinyl run on hold to give it listen.

so you weren't tempted by the vinyl version then to maintain your run? :)

I'll be interested to hear your impressions. The samples sound intriguing but I've not quite hit "buy" yet

First impression only. An interesting and probably a valuable document, but not played all the way through yet. Starts with an Aylerish march, To my ears there's quite a lot of Ayler in Brackeen's playing here. Abdullah is fine. Recorded sound is okay (not as good as say on The Group Live).

The vinyl - for a guy my age I have far too much vinyl, I don't need any more.

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