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音轨号 | 播放 | 喜爱 | 曲目名称 | 艺术家姓名 | 购买 | 选项 | 时长 | 听众 |
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1 | 播放单曲 | Call Me |
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4:34 | |||
2 | 播放单曲 | Teat Your Lady Right |
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6:06 | |||
3 | 播放单曲 | Butterfly Friend |
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3:43 | |||
4 | 播放单曲 | I Walk |
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3:11 | |||
5 | 播放单曲 | Art Deco |
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8:39 | |||
6 | 播放单曲 | Rappin' Reciepe |
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7:19 | |||
7 | 播放单曲 | Alphabet City |
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3:45 | |||
8 | 播放单曲 | Bamako Love |
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5:37 | |||
9 | Treat Your Lady Right (Bim Bam Boom) |
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6:10 | ||||
10 | 播放单曲 | Kick | Brion Gysin |
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4:07 | ||
11 | 播放单曲 | Rappin' Recipe (Instrumental) |
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7:20 |
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Don Cherry
150524 位听众
The second track from Tomorrow Is the Question – Ornette Coleman's 1959 wake-up call to the fusty hard bop movement – is a medium tempo blues, "Tears Inside." After the statement of the tune's two-beat, countrified-bebop theme, trumpeter Don Cherry plays a solo that – for all its frail beauty and general adherence to modern jazz's harmonic conventions – sounds as if it might have been played by Miles Davis or Chet Baker. Coleman and Cherry were vanguardists, to be sure, and they were received as such by critics, musicians, and audiences al… 了解更多
The second track from Tomorrow Is the Question – Ornette Coleman's 1959 wake-up call to th… 了解更多
The second track from Tomorrow Is the Question – Ornette Coleman's 1959 wake-up call to the fusty hard bop movement… 了解更多