READ THIS:: YOUNG, GIFTED, LARRY w/ Larry Young
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Like many of his era's jazz purveyors, Young soon migrated to the better-funded, more artist-friendly label Blue Note, where he cut the classics Into Somethin' (1964) and Unity (1965), the latter of which is considered to be one of the finest organist-led bebop sessions in jazz history...Young, Gifted, and Larry [/b]
Like many of his era's jazz purveyors, Young soon migrated to the better-funded, more artist-friendly label Blue Note, where he cut the classics Into Somethin' (1964) and Unity (1965), the latter of which is considered to be one of the finest organist-led bebop sessions in jazz history...Young, Gifted, and Larry [/b]