Good calls on Woody Shaw and Charles Tolliver. Really love that early 70's Woody Shaw stuff with George Cables (an underrated pianist, in his own right).

A player that I've always liked is Kenny Dorham. All of his Blue Note stuff with Joe Henderson is top tier and it hints at the more soulful approach Henderson would take in the 70's.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNrpKFA9F9M

The Dorham/Henderson co-leader sessions are all amongst my favorite of the Blue Note glory years.

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