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Tricotism Solo by Ray Brown

 This is from the same killer Oscar Peterson recording that Kadota's Blues is from. Live at the London House 1961. Must of been a good week. This again reminds me that Ray Brown is indeed one of the best jazz players around. SO much feel and chops... Going to need to work on this for a lot longer.









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  1. RobNovember 30, 2020 at 11:29 PM

    Man! That's just great. You have really opened my ears to Ray and his genius. I really need to spend some quality time with this recording. You sound great playing this. I can tell you love the solo, and I think you squeezed a lot of feel out of it. Especially the really melodic passages. Great job.

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