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The refined aesthetic of hard bop
Art Farmer's trumpet plays the pinnacle of modern jazz.
"Modern Art" is a highly acclaimed work by him as a leader, beautifully blending the dynamic energy of hard bop with intelligent composition. The musicians' performances are of a high level, and the album conveys the innovative spirit of the late 1950s jazz scene. The beautiful tone of the trumpet stands out on this masterpiece.
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- Trumpet - Art Farmer
- Tenor Saxophone - Benny Golson
- Piano - Bill Evans
- Bass - Addison Farmer
- Drums - Dave Bailey
- Producer - Jack Lewis
- Liner Notes - Nat Hentoff
- Engineer - Tommy Nola
- Sleeve - Marvin Israel
- Photography By - Alex Singer
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