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Album standout "Edie's Dream" begins with a single bass line repeated from which layers build & rise — first drums

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The trilogy follows the trials of the fictional Italian American mafia Corleone family as Michael Corleone

Yusef Lateef - Psychicemotus Artist_Pedro Vasquez And make no mistake thePsychicemotus was released in 1965 and features Yusef Lateef on various flutes and tenor saxophone, Georges Arvanitas on piano, bassist Reggie Workman, and drummer James Black. And while the Coltrane era of modal and free jazz was in full swing, Lateef always followed his own muse, and continued looking forward while looking back to ancient musics. His use of bamboo and Chinese wood flutes on the title track and "Bamboo Flute Blues" added not only