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When this record came out in 1995, it was an incredible breath of fresh air for the jazz world, which had until then been suffocating under the weight of young wolves — or rather young clones — all competing to see who could best imitate McCoy Tyner, Bill Evans, or Herbie Hancock.
This album by Ahmad Jamal, a legendary pianist if ever there was one, is perhaps his greatest record of the decade.
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