The celebrated trumpeter claimed to have changed music five or six times, but he didn’t do it alone.
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Featuring eight previously unheard versions of some of his most famous works.
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Including classic records by Nirvana, Nine Inch Nails, Buddy Holly, Etta James, and countless others.
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Save your money and visit Wikipedia.
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Musicians across genres share their thoughts on one of the most important jazz albums of all time.
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