Henderson, Joe: Our Thing (Vinyl LP) Lankum Having started building electronic equipment

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Henderson, Joe: Our Thing (Vinyl LP) Lankum Having started building electronic equipmentAfter recording his auspicious debut Page One in June 1963, Joe Henderson returned to Van Gelder Studio three months later for his 2nd Blue Note date Our Thing, which once again showcased the tenor saxophonists deep connection with his frequent collaborator Kenny Dorham on trumpet. As both frontline foils and composers of all the tunes on this swinging five song set, the duo set the tone accompanied by an extraordinary rhythm section with Andrew Hill