Episode 62, Blue Train by Coltrane
from Discovering Jazz Hosted by Larry Saidman
If you are an amateur or professional jazz musician taking part in a jazz jam, or someone who enjoys listening to those jams, at some point someone will call out tunes like “Moment’s Notice”, or “Lazy Bird”. And, for sure,
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