A fitting tribute to one of the greatest Jazz saxophone players that ever lived.
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If this disc is any indication, the Jazz Icons series is probably worth owning -- at least the discs that feature your favorite players.
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...a disc that will best be appreciated by people who already know the band, not someone hearing it for the first time.
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Lady Day: The Master Takes And Singles is one of the best tributes to Billie Holiday that I've heard and seen yet.
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Stace England has created another excellent song cycle about the history of his home state of Illinois
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You can buy this disc for its historical significance...but the best reason for getting a copy is that it's great music.
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"Some thoughts only dogs can hear. God has thoughts that only George W. Bush can hear."
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...when they were at their peak, they were the hottest band in the world. No one can dispute that – just ask the Rolling Stones.
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...the monkey wrench is not a symbol of destruction, but a symbol of the potential in all of us to restore the world with our abilities.
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If for some reason this is the first of Jerry Jeff's albums you buy, I can pretty much guarantee it won't be the last.
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