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1. Fezuru
   6 years ago Permalink

   Oct 15,  · My Funny Valentine, slow and reflective, shows how Farmer's trumpet with just a little fingerings and breathing offers a voice, unspoken, while Gerry's reed and pads combine to weave in to a lament, while plucked bass strings and delicately inserted high hat, an ever so subtle brush on the snare, with a soft bass drum to close out take a /5().

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2. Mobei
   6 years ago Permalink

   Label: Columbia Odyssey - 32 16 ,Odyssey - 32 16 • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Stereo • Country: US • Genre: Jazz • Style: Bop/5(14).

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3. Dojora
   6 years ago Permalink

   Among his finest artistic achievements are recordings of Mulligan's piano-less quartet (i.e., baritone sax, trumpet, bass, and drums), the best known of which are those with Chet Baker on trumpet; however, this near-perfect album, WHAT IS THERE TO SAY, recorded in , features Mulligan not with the iconic Baker, but with the greatly underrated Art Farmer on trumpet, performing at or near the top of /5(55).

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4. Dogore
   6 years ago Permalink

   My Funny Valentine, slow and reflective, shows how Farmer's trumpet with just a little fingerings and breathing offers a voice, unspoken, while Gerry's reed and pads combine to weave in to a lament, while plucked bass strings and delicately inserted high hat, an ever so subtle brush on the snare, with a soft bass drum to close out take a /5(66).

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5. Arashigul
   6 years ago Permalink

   Among his finest artistic achievements are recordings of Mulligan's piano-less quartet (i.e., baritone sax, trumpet, bass, and drums), the best known of which are those with Chet Baker on trumpet; however, this near-perfect album, WHAT IS THERE TO SAY, recorded in , features Mulligan not with the iconic Baker, but with the greatly underrated Art Farmer on trumpet, performing at or near the top of /5(63).

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6. Aragami
   6 years ago Permalink

   Label: CBS - CBS ,CBS - S • Format: 2x, Vinyl LP, Compilation, Reissue • Country: Europe • Genre: Jazz • Style: Cool Jazz The Gerry Mulligan Quartet* - My Funny Valentine (, Vinyl) | Discogs.

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7. Tojazragore
   6 years ago Permalink

   Recorded over several days in and , "What Is There To Say?" is one of the finest Cool Jazz records you'll ever hear. Teaming up as a quartet, baritone sax-player Mulligan and co. play 8 tunes, featuring Art Farmer on trumpet, Bill Crow on bass and Dave Bailey on drums.

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8. Tat
   6 years ago Permalink

   Gerry Mulligan, Art Farmer, Bill Crow, Dave Bailey, The Gerry Mulligan Quartet - The Gerry Mulligan Quartet: What Is There To Say? ( Jazz Odyssey Reissue) [Vinyl LP] [Stereo] - devitedumpwooca.lebenaburscorveseastaivicktencamer.co Music.

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