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Yes, dear CONTEMPLATION. You say things that I agree with. It is always a pleasure to read your clarifications.

but Marco is right, maybe 5 is a bit too much...

ASTOUNDING. There is a richness of sounds, an extreme fantasy in the colorful mix of creations. I’m referring to the "complete sessions" where you taste the strong sound contrasts, from "Mademoiselle Mabry" to the psychedelic "Splash" (but that's not the only one). The usual fascinating and captivating sounds in the style of Davis are not lacking, and the influences of Zawinul are evident.

@ CONTEMPLATION. hello dear. I meant to say that Coleman was revolutionizing the genre, while Rollins was moving forward linearly. Yes, indeed, upon rereading myself it’s not clear and immediate.

Bullock is Kyra's neighbor from childhood and represents "the ideal mom," the one who would take her kids to the school bus.

FRIENDS (EVERYONE) it must be said that the young Coltrane, I'm talking about his 20s, was truly serene and carefree. It's in the years that he started playing feverishly on solos, striving like a marathon runner to overdo it and losing that serenity. Some appreciate this, but his style changed over the years. While Rollins was peacefully on his path, Coltrane was applying himself, almost competing to "outdo" him. What Rollins lost was the fortitude of his intuitions. Clearly, the album I’m describing is a gem of incredible energy and, in terms of compositional strength and insights, it is certainly superior to the subsequent works, which are a bit less energetic and satisfying. Coltrane's death certainly marked Rollins. I am convinced of this. THE ALBUMS OF THE 70s (LIKE "NEXT ALBUM") ARE OF INFERIOR QUALITY. GREATNESS YES, BUT IN SPOTS!
@ contemplation: (and to the skeptics). SONNY HAD THE COURAGE TO INTERRUPT THE TRIUMPHANT MARCH OF LESTER YOUNG AS AN ARCHETYPE FOR YOUNG TENOR SAXOPHONISTS, AND HE HAD THE GOOD IDEA TO RECOVER THE IMPORTANT LESSONS OF HAWKINS FOR HARD BOP. AM I EXPLAINED NOW? NEVER ATTRIBUTED TO HAWKINS THE PATERNITY OF THE GENRE. THERE WOULD BE MUCH TO DISCUSS.

lariana, and how can I help you???

I didn’t write “it doesn’t say anything”! I’m trying to say that it’s a piece stolen from Kind of Blue and that in this album I find it less fitting. For heaven’s sake, my opinion.

about Cage: after I saw "the Weather Man" my opinion of the actor changed. then, for heaven's sake.....

this review already exists.