A Fickle Sonance (Blue Note 80): Vinyl LP Lounge Psychédélique which debuted at number 11

which debuted at number 11

in that sense

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the powerful title track became an anthem for the generation

A Fickle Sonance (Blue Note 80): Vinyl LP Lounge Psychédélique which debuted at number 11Recorded in October 1961, A Fickle Sonance is a quintessential hard bop outing by Jackie McLean that also offered just a hint of the avant garde explorations the alto saxophonist was about to embark on in the years to come with the dissonances of the title tracks intro. Otherwise the fantastic quintetwith McLean joined by Tommy Turrentine on trumpet, Sonny Clark on piano, Butch Warren on piano, and Billy Higgins on drumskept it firmly in the pocket on