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- Modern Jazz Quartet
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- <li><a href="members/biographies.html/#John_Lewis">John Lewis</a>, piano
- <li>Milt Jackson, vibraphone
- <li>Percy Heath, bass
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- Modern Jazz Quartet (1957)
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- This is, I feel confident, the kind of music people will still enjoy centuries hence - among the best music of the twentieth century. The tone was always restrained, but never lifeless: the balance was very exact and satisfying. All of the musicians could swing hard when they chose to, but did so without wildness though with plenty of verve and intensity.
- <br><i>Joost Daalder</i>
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- This review © 2013 by <a href="https://Amazon.com" title="Amazon.com Home Page">Amazon</a>
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