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... more arguable maybe but a personal favorite; and Mulligan Meets Monk, condemned originally by some critics as a fascinating failure, ... his baritone sounding rich and planted sure, the mellow complement of Monk's deep tune.
...which brings us ... Webster and Desmond he came, saw and, like some Jazz-us Caesar, swung his own. With Monk on the other hand, he took the blows and stayed upright, swaying, ...
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