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"Coltrane shows considerable respect for Ellington by playing only once beyond Ellington's limits. For the remainder of the session, Ellington set the mood and both soloists generally play well and complement each other, although Coltrane is clearly the more dominant of them and a historical document that records the only meeting between the greatest figure in all of jazz history and one of the two or three most significant revolutionary figures of the 1960s." – Benjamin Franklin V
