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JAZZ PROG

ECM Records’ series continues to delight with another vintage selection that deftly illustrates why the label founded by Manfred Eicher in 1969 has been so hugely important in developing contemporary jazz’s emotional vocabulary. Originally released in 1975, ’s ’s joyful interplay between Abercrombie’s serpentine

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