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Import-only collection of outstanding trio studio recordings by Sonny Rollins made during 1957-58. Comprised here are: The complete original LP Freedom Suite, in which Sonny is backed by such stars as Oscar Pettiford and Max Roach. Also includes an entire session featuring Henry Grimes and Specs Wright and further isolated trio, duet and solo recordings by Rollins taken from albums featuring bigger groups that have been compiled here for the first time ever. Solar.
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1. The Freedom Suite 19:35 2. Someday I'll Find You 4:40 3. Will You Still Be Mine? 2:58 4. Till There Was You 5:00 5. Shadow Waltz 4:16 6. What's My Name? 3:49* 7. If You Were the Only Girl in the World 5:10 8. Manhattan 4:28 9. I'll Follow My Secret Heart 5:31 10. The Last Time I Saw Paris 2:59 11. Body and Soul 4:17 12. It Could Happen to You 3:47 13. The Surrey with the Fringe on Top 6:30
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