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His imagination seemed almost limitless
performs regularly with Cameroonian singer/bassist Richard Bona
In the context of the 1960s' social and political turmoil
he was introduced to film director Louis Malle through Juliette Greco
and European piano techniques
Our Man In Jazz [Import] LP (Honeypie Records) genre-migrated His imagination seemed almost limitlessReissue, originally released by RCA Victor in 1962. Our Man In Jazz marks Sonny Rollins's first step towards a more open and explorative form of jazz. Performed by a piano less line up featuring two hipper creative Ornette Coleman alumni: Don Cherry on trumpet and Billy Higgins on drums plus the super solid double bass of Bob Cranshaw, this release stands as a brilliant document of the early sixties new wave in jazz.
