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4.0 out of 5 stars
Mundell Lowe rocked the house on this one., December 24, 1998
By A Customer
Hoping that "Old Fiends" had the rockability of Ted Nugent's "Good Friends and a Bottle of Wine", I went out on a limb and purchased it. With Jazz deviating from my musical taste though, I must say that Mundell Lowe could out play Ted N. on his worst day. The passion and fire of every note brought tears to my eyes. Never before have I heard three men play with such great rhythm, grace, and grandeur. Previn was remarkable as usual. Ray Brown brought the hammer down. I have to admit that the star was Mundell Lowe. Without him, there would be no friends.
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