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One could excuse Hank Jones if, at the time of The Oracle, the 70-year-old pianist chose to stick to revivalist bop, but the biggest surprise of this very democratic date is how modern he plays. Jones is Monkish on "Blues for CM" and often sounds more like a contemporary of McCoy Tyner than of Bud Powell, whom Hank was actually born six years before. Bassist Dave Holland has nearly as much solo space as Jones (along with contributing three compositions), and drummer Billy Higgins gets more space than usual.

Subsequently, he formed the Dave Holland Trio (with Coleman and DeJohnette) for the 1988 album Triplicate, and teamed with Coleman, electric guitarist Kevin Eubanks and drummer Marvin "Smitty" Smith for Extensions. He also recorded Life Cycle, an album of compositions played on solo cello. The bassist also continued to collaborate with his peers, often connecting with figures from the previous generation of jazz icons.

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Tracklist: 1. Interface (6:43) 2. Beautiful Love (6:40) 3. The Oracle (6:45) 4. Blues for . 7:15) 5. Yesterdays (6:20) 6. Blood Count (8:30) 7. Maya's Dance (5:48) 8. Jacob's Radder (7:30) 9. Trane Connections (5:50).

Hank Jones, Dave Holland and Billy Higgins fit together naturally. The feel of the musicians here is so loose and supportive. No one brought his ego to the studio the day they recorded this. Hank has a gritty, organic sound, Dave plays with a propulsive quarter note and Billy has this crazy way of understating everything and flooring you with his simplicity at times. 11 people found this helpful.