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Don Pullen African-Brazilian Connection: Variation on Ode To Life (Original Post)
Pinback
Jan 2022
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hippywife
(22,767 posts)1. Thank you for sharing this, Pinback.
I ate my dinner to it and enjoyed it very much.
Pinback
(12,170 posts)2. Great! A beautiful tune
by a beautiful human. Its such an emotional composition, and this arrangement is especially moving, I think. Very glad it helped you have a nice dinner.
ProfessorGAC
(65,220 posts)3. Very Cool!
I've always been partial to flute and the person playing is super good.
Don was a fine, very distinctive piano player. He was from the Monk school; like me.
Died way too young.
He was also really good on the Hammond B-3.
Pinback
(12,170 posts)4. Carlos Ward, yes!
Excellent woodwind player.
Funny you mention Pullen on the B-3. Just today I saw a great video of him on Hammond with John Scofield and Marvin Smitty Smith! I had not heard his organ playing, but its top notch, as you already know.