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rosent76

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What famous tune played by Miles's group reversed the roles of the horns and the rhythm section?
 
 

a. E.S.P.
  b. Nefertiti
  c. Masqualero
  d. Footprints



Question 2

Which saxophonist was ultimately persuaded to join Miles's group, completing the second great
  quintet?


 
 

a. John Coltrane
  b. Hank Mobley
  c. Wayne Shorter
  d. George Coleman




jackie

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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