Undercurrent - 180-Gram Blue Colored Vinyl with Bonus tracks Fly Anakin That Fall the saxophonist was

That Fall the saxophonist was back in Rudy Van Gelder’s Englewood Cliffs studio at the helm of a cutting-edge modern jazz group with Lee Morgan on trumpet

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Undercurrent - 180-Gram Blue Colored Vinyl with Bonus tracks Fly Anakin That Fall the saxophonist was180 Gram Colored Vinyl *Down Beat. Contains liner notes by Brian Morton Bill Evans and Jim Hall had first recorded together in July of 1959, during the making of John Lewis' LP Odds Against Tomorrow, and the two musicians also participated on Gunther Schuller's Jazz Abstractions (recorded in December of 1960). However, those were big band albums and had no space at all for any real interaction between the pianist and guitarist. Undercurrent,