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In a segment from the 1945 short "Romance On the Beat" obscure New York-based pianist Milt Coles and his Trio perform consisting of himself, with an unknown tenor sax, and string bass.

The most intriguing part of this performance is the extended tenor saxophone solo displaying the undeniable influence of Lester Young.



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