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The sophisticated aesthetics of modern jazz
A masterpiece by Zoot Sims that brings together the best of cool jazz.
His tenor saxophone playing is smooth and intelligent, embodying the sophisticated side of modern jazz. Released on 150-gram heavyweight vinyl, it demonstrates a commitment to sound quality and provides an ideal listening experience for jazz fans. This recording has timeless appeal, representing the golden age of 1950s jazz.
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- Bass - Milt Hinton
- Tenor Saxophone - Zoot Sims
- Written-By - Zoot Sims (4, 7, 8)
- Valve Trombone - Bob Brookmeyer
- Drums - Gus Johnson
- Piano - John Williams (5)
- Producer - Chuck Darwin
- Engineer - Paul Baldwin
- Design - Fran Scott
- Cover - Fran Scott Studio
- Photography By [At The Museum Of Modern Art New York] - Maurice R. Pascal
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