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Jackie McLean : A Fickle SonanceAlto saxophonist Jackie McLean was one of the few jazz players to come up through bebop and incorporate free jazz into his style. Even though 'A Fickle Sonance' preceded McLean's intense 1962 album 'Let Freedom Ring', the playing remained in a swinging blues oriented style, showing no hint of the direction his music was about to take. The sidemen on the date (Tommy Turrentine [trumpet], Sonny Clark [piano], and Butch Warren [bass]) prove to be an

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