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Tina Turner, Herbie Hancock: Edith and the Kingpin
ByThis is one of those rare cases in which the cover does not leave one missing the Joni Mitchell original, and one that begs the question of why Tina Turner did not get involved in more jazz projects. The icing on the cake: an uncredited guitar part by Prince and a masterful solo by Wayne Shorter against a rock-solid rhythm section featuring Dave Holland and Vinnie Colaiuta.
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