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Duke Ellington and His Orchestra – Rotterdam 1969 (Storyville Records—D.E.T.S.)
— With Cat Anderson (tp), Cootie Williams (tp), Ambrose Jackson (tp), Mercer Ellington (tp), Nelson Williams (tp), Benny Bailey (tp), Lawrence Brown (tb), Chuck Connors (tb), Russel Procope (as,cl), Johnny Hodges (as), Norris Turney (as,ts,cl,fl), Harold Ashby (ts, cl), Paul Gonsalves (ts), Harry Carney (bar,cl,b-cl), Duke Ellington (p), Victor Gaskin (b), Rufus Jones (d), Tony Watkins (vcl); live recording of the 2nd concert at De Doelen Concert Hall, Rotterdamm, Holland.

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Drove to my Dad's this rainy gray day and on the way listened to the three Lafayette Gilchrist cds I have:

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I really like these. Gilchrist reminded me right off the bat of Thelonious Monk in his approach to composition and arrangement and in some ways his piano playing. But there's elements that remind me of Mingus passion here in the arranging and playing of the horns, and also of Archie Shepp "New Thing" drama and presentation, with a dollop of grease and a side order of a tiny spoonful of creamy corn. Really digging these. . .need to get more. 

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I'm listening to Disc 1 from this set:

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Miles Davis - The Complete Concert 1964: My Funny Valentine + Four & More (Columbia)
I think this concert was one of George Coleman's finest hours.

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