Plenty Of Horn madlib deeply personal sound that stands

deeply personal sound that stands apart from mainstream music of the era

It was released as the second single from the band's fifth studio album

We lived in Dunedin at the near-bottom of the South Island of New Zealand

In hindsight

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Plenty Of Horn madlib deeply personal sound that stands'Plenty Of Horn' is a great set cut when Ted Curson was at the height of his youthful powers, and inspired by modernist ideas he'd picked up from Mingus and other contemporary jazz outsiders including tenor ist Bill Barron, who also plays on the LP. The recording is a perfect document of a time when the hard bop was folding into the new thing in modes that were experimentally, yet never too far out and always remembering to swing when needed, as in