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"Few would argue with the statement that there are not an excess of guitar-trombone duet albums. Trombonist J.J. Johnson had already been the pacesetter on his instrument for nearly 40 years at the time, while guitarist Joe Pass proved in the 1970s that he could make his axe fulfill all the roles of an orchestra. Still, the strong success of this inspired outing is a bit of a surprise. While Pass often adds walking lines behind J.J. Johnson sometimes plays long tones behind the guitarist's solos. Most exciting are the spots where the two share the lead equally. Highlights include "Wave," "Limehouse Blues," "Nature Boy" and "When Lights Are Low." Highly recommended." (in http://www.allmusic.com/)

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