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I would describe the performances here as spirited rather than inspired, but they're definitely not compromised, which makes this collaboration of genius an automatic collector's item. I suspect I won't play it as much as I do the Joe Turner/Otis Spann/T-Bone Walker session that Bob Thiele set up five years ago. But then, I never figured I'd play that one as much as I do. A-
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>>129485300
this was Cuckgau's original review from '74. CGTT '70s had a different and more informative review of the album.
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>>129485300
'Hol up there. Ddddid yyyyou say Bob Thiele?
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>>129485446
post it?



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