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A mature performance by a prestigious quartet that harmonizes serenity with architectural beauty.
Recorded live at Carnegie Hall, this album captures the group's accomplished aesthetic, showcasing a sophisticated fusion of the classical approach of John Lewis and Milt Jackson with jazz improvisation.
Centered around the title track "Blues," this live performance shines with its fusion of classical composition and improvisation. Jackson's vibraphone is expansive, while Lewis's elegant piano maintains a serene balance. "Django" is a perfect blend of lyricism and structure, showcasing the perfect harmony of the members' longstanding chemistry. The tight ensemble and the beautiful acoustics of the venue convey the pinnacle of quartet artistry.
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- Vibraphone - Milt Jackson
- Engineer - Tom Dowd
- Supervised By - Nesuhi Ertegun
- Drums - Connie Kay
- Bass - Percy Heath
- Piano - John Lewis (2)
- Engineer - Phil Iehle
- Engineer - Joe Atkinson
- Design - Marvin Israel
- Liner Notes - Takashi Kubota
- Photography By - James Moore (8)
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