Getz Meets Mulligan NS0136LP and absurd

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psychedelic instrumentation and futuristic sound palette

The trio's live sound is rough around the edges

Getz Meets Mulligan NS0136LP and absurdUnder the guidance of Norman Granz, Stan Getz and Gerry Mulligan collaborated for the first time as the primary horns on Getz Meets Mulligan in Hi Fi. Recorded in 1957, this record offers the unique opportunity to listen to the two jazz stars trade instruments on the first three tracks (Let's Fall in Love, Anything Goes, and Too Close for Comfort) with Getz on baritone sax and Mulligan on tenor. The music gels with the help of a world class rhythm