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+ | I was a little disappointed at the amount of time set aside for solo wanking -- 12 dudes times 5 min apiece is a loooong hour of NOT playing electric Miles tunes. Thankfully, a good portion of the soloing was darn interesting (the acoustic percussion trio segment and RI3's turns come foremost to my recollection), | ||
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+ | Darryl Jones laid down the killer bass riffs all night long, and certainly deserves an MVP award in that role -- at least to my ears, this era of Miles tunes is almost solely defined by the killer riff -- catch those, and it's easy to name that tune. Of course, the astute reader, stealing an upward glance, might then ask rhetorically, | ||
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+ | Etienne Charles deserved kudos for his excellent take on Miles' cool trumpet lines. I'd been wondering before the show how he'd fit in with this ensemble, and the short answer turns out to be: perfectly well! | ||
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+ | I'll close with hearty thanks to Randall Kline and SFJAZZ for bringing this group to town. | ||
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