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Adam Maness Trio
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May 15, 2026
Return to Kind of Blue
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8:53Adam ManessGUEST
And w- I, what I like about it as that benchmark is that, A, everybody knows it, right? So even novice jazz fans know what it is.
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9:02Adam ManessGUEST
It's one of the first jazz albums you're pointed to when you are saying, "I might wanna get more into this," right? And B, people who are new to jazz or don't know a lot about it, and people who are lifelong players of the music and, and fans that go super deep, both really, like Peter said, respect this album quite a bit.
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9:24Adam ManessGUEST
It's, it's legitimately one of those rare albums that is both artistically a super high achievement, commercially super high achievement.
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9:39Adam ManessGUEST
There's something about it that, uh, I think speaks to a very wide swath of humanity, and we always thought that was a good benchmark.
