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she performed with some of music’s biggest names on television

his voice working so well with the impeccable harmonies of Winston Riley and Bruce Ruffin

and Cunningham’s Resavoir bandmate and leader

" or Jerome Kern's "Yesterdays

and Brian Blade's percussive finesse lays the rhythmic foundation for this dream team

Katanga! RRC-029-BK she performed with some ofRecorded and released in 1963 and now reissued by Blue Note, Katanga! was the last of six records that saxophonist Curtis Amy made for the Pacific Jazz label. Mercurial trumpeter Dupree Bolton makes an all too rare appearance on an actual record, collaborating with Amy on six soulful, hard bop deep cuts.