for his groovy mid-70s period, I recommend Black Byrd and Street Lady.
DB
>I was digging through some old LP's and came across Donald Byrd's Best on
>Blue Note. I remember I bought this album in the bargan bin for $2.00 in
>1982. At that time I thought it was a really bad. In listening to it again,
>I'm floored how hip it is. I want to hear more, does anybody have any other
>Donald Byrd recomendations?
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>Pete
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>www.mp3.com/pharmacopia
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