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| Recorded 'Live' In Hamburg |
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Something You've Got Mack The Knife (Macky Messer) Night In Tunisia |
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Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf? Got My Mojo Working Jimbo |
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| REVIEW | For the third time in the '60s, a live trio set appeared on a cheapo label. This time the pace and inventiveness is less high, nonetheless, it's a decent effort. There is a great version of Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf? that, if anything, is features an even faster solo from Jimmy than he took oh his studio effort. He also returns to his past with a bit of bop in a frighteningly fast take on Night In Tunisia and, unfortunately, the wobblostop on Mack The Knife. Hardly essential but easy to come by and fun. | ||||||||