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Freddie Hubbard Quintet,Cedar Walton/NY,USA 1970 Meters but the point of this

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but the point of this work is that Dave Holland just did it

and there is no wind shaking or thinning of the bass

and it is still recorded

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It is also noteworthy that at the sound check

Freddie Hubbard Quintet,Cedar Walton/NY,USA 1970 Meters but the point of thisRecorded from an extremely rare tape that was broadcast only once at the time, a live performance with a gorgeous lineup at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New York in 1970, when his masterpiece album "Red Clay" was released. Introducing a coveted item that is a must see for fans. Now, the backing members are Junior Cook on tenor, Cedar Walton on piano, Wayne Dockery on bass, and Lewis Haynes on drums, making them the strongest members who will

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