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日野皓正 Terumasa Hino Quintet ‎– Peace And Love Artist_Sing Like Talking Realizing the world hardly neededGroundbreaking work from Japanese trumpeter Terumasa Hino recorded on an early trip to New York, back in 1970, working with a sextet that includes some of his own Japanese players, like drummer Motohiko Hino and pianist Hideo Ichikawa, plus the great American bassist Reggie Workman! The album features 2 very long tracks "Gongen" and "Peace & Love" both a bit free, and infused with a post Coltrane sense of spiritual exploration. Hino's really changing