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Clark Terry and the Chicago Jazz Orchestra: Porgy & Bess

Read "Porgy & Bess" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan


Can a remake of a classic album also be considered a classic? It's hard to say. George Gershwin's Porgy & Bess, as done by Miles Davis on flugelhorn in front of Gil Evans' fabulous lighter-than-air arrangements--this was back in 1958--certainly qualifies as a major work of art, quite innovative at the time. The venerable trumpeter/flugelhornist Clark ...


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