The second great quintet, in Germany in 1967, tearing into a song from Miles's early fifties period. Tony Williams, who'd been with Miles for four years, was still only about twenty-one.
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- Krugman on Republican Hypocrisy, Part XXXVII
- Miles Davis - Go Ahead John (Part 2 [A])
- Nahawa Doumbia - Banani (Mali)
- Krugman on Official European Folly, Part 3
- How Will Ferrell Touched Me
- The Draughtsman's Contract - Opening Scene
- Your Morning Python
- Krugman on Official European Folly, Part 2
- Miles Davis - Walkin'
- Johnny Thunder - I'm Alive
- RIP Barry Feinstein
- RIP Johnny Dee
- The Spirits of Rhythm - Nobody's Sweetheart
- RIP Sue Mengers
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- Eddie Hinton - Very Blue Highway
- Pee Wee Russell's Rhythmakers - There'll Be Some C...
- Red Allen - Wild Man Blues
- nada escapes the confines of the quotidian
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- Bert Jansch - Blackwater Side
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- What Digby Said About What Herman Cain Said
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- Terry Riley - A Rainbow In Curved Air (Parts 1 & 2)
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