Pullen, Don - New Beginnings (Blue Note Classic Vinyl Edition) (180 Gram Vinyl) Mean Everything To Nothing (Blue Swirl Vinyl)

Pullen, Don - New Beginnings (Blue Note Classic Vinyl Edition) (180 Gram Vinyl) Mean Everything To Nothing (Blue Swirl Vinyl)The brilliant pianist Don Pullen was a striking and versatile player who first came to prominence with Charles Mingus in the 1970s. Following two Blue Note albums with the Don Pullen George Adams Quartet, Pullen branched out on his own in the trio format with his 1988 recording, New Beginnings, featuring bassist Gary Peacock and drummer Tony Williams. This Blue Note Classic Vinyl Edition is stereo, all analog, mastered by Kevin Gray from the original

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All original studio albums from 1957 - 1965

BBC Radio One

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bassist Jimmy Garrison

State Of Independence (with Mimi)

particularly on “I-95

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Nonetheless