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At The Five Spot, Volume I |
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A historic recording capturing the pinnacle of improvisation
Eric Dolphy's original saxophone roars, breaking away from conventional concepts.
This recording captures a legendary live performance at the Five Spot, beautifully documenting his intimate dialogue with Booker Little, whose freewheeling yet logical playing style paved new ground in modern jazz.
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