When you first heard VSOP, which was the centerpiece of Herbie's ``Reminiscences of Newport,'' most people probably realized that Miles' golden quintet magic, said to be the ultimate in acoustic jazz, was still alive and well. In particular, the ultimate rhythm section that shines brightly in the history of jazz, consisting of Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter, and Tony Williams, each of whom is a country's mainstay in popularity and ability, was born into a world of great ideas the moment these three people got together. He has an incredible amount of magic, and while he has a clever and intelligent sense that does not rely solely on technique, he also has an aggressive and explosive energy that is unlike anything you will ever see before or since. A rare existence that probably doesn't exist. Unfortunately, this work does not include Miles, the master magician, or Wayne Shorter, one of the Four Heavenly Kings, but Wynton, who was in his prime and was said to be the second coming of Clifford Brown, who was the center of attention in the Jazz Messengers at the time. This is a valuable first sound source that completely records the 1981 New Orleans performance of VSOP, a rare quartet in which Marsalis participated, in a 2-disc set with good high-quality sound. By the way, how about Winton's one-horn one-horn performance that spans the entire length of ``The Sorcerer'' and ``Nefertiti,'' as if to say it's my time! Live at Saenger Performing Arts Center,New Orleans,Louisiana June.24.1981 Herbie Hancock - P Wynton Marsalis - Tp Ron Carter - B Tony Williams - Ds Disc 1 1. The Sorcerer 2. A Quick Sketch 3. Parade 4. Nefertiti Disc 2 1 . I Fall in Love Too Easily 2. Clear Ways 3. Eyes of the Hurricane 4. Pee Wee 5. Well you Needn't
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