Harold Land (tenor sax), Clifford Brown (trumpet), Richie Powell (piano), George Morrow (bass) and Max Roach (drums). From the album Study in Brown (1955).
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The rhythmic base makes a brief introduction and right away Brown and Land appear to play the theme. The melody has a funny air. Then comes the double bass walking, but for a short time because they repeat the theme in another key. The trumpet solo begins, he goes a straight and determined path. Then comes the saxophone with his solo, without deviating either, with his characteristic inventiveness. Then the piano performs its solo making allusions to the melody of the theme, but giving a certain blues flavor. And finally, the drummer intervenes in a stormy and unpredictable way, and all that remains is to play the re-exposure of the theme.
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