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ROLLINS, SONNY QUARTET – TENOR MADNESSTenor Madness is a 1956 album by Sonny Rollins, most notable for its title track, the only known recording featuring both Rollins and John Coltrane. Along the two original Rollins compositions, the album includes three covers of works by artists like Larry Clinton, Debussy and Rodgers & Hart.

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making for what is arguably the most richly satisfying album of their career — one that can still surprise you 40 years later

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What makes this album so great

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