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1963 release documenting the meeting of two tenor masters - Sonny Rollins and Coleman Hawkins. Featuring pianist Paul Bley, drummer Roy McCurdy, and bassists Henry Grimes and Bob Cranshaw. Tracks: Yesterdays, All the Things You Are, Summertime, Just Friends, Lover Man, at McKie's. 180 gram MONO recording.
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