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Labyrinth

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  • Tom Harrell

    The 1996 album Labyrinth, his first for a major label (RCA Victor), featured his compositions for quintet and nonet. The collection included works with standard chord changes, as well as “Cheetah,” a free jazz experiment with a spontaneous harmonic structure and shifting tempi, and “Darn That Dream,” a…

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    The 1996 album Labyrinth, his first for a major label (RCA Victor), featured his compositions for quintet and nonet. The collection included works with standard chord changes, as well as “Cheetah,” a free jazz experiment with a spontaneous harmonic structure and shifting tempi, and “Darn That Dream,” a…

    Read More