• Dizzy Reece with Donald Byrd and Art Taylor – blues in trinity
    • 1. blues in trinity
    • 2. i had the craziest dream
    • 3. close-up
    • 4. shepherd's serenade
    • 5. color blind
    • 6. 'round about midnight

    Jamaican-born (and Alpha Boys School educated), British-based trumpeter Reece's seminal Blue Note release. Hard smokin bop session.

    • Dizzy Reece - trumpet 
    • Donald Byrd - trumpet
    • Tubby Hayes - tenor saxophone 
    • Terry Shannon - piano
    • Lloyd Thompson - bass
    • Art Taylor - drums

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