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Tomorrow Is The Question Exclusive LP fg_Catalog Number_DRR-LP-63012 Memphis-based band which is oftenA Newbury Comics exclusive vinyl pressing. The springboard in Ornette Coleman's pursuit of freedom of expression as a soloist, Tomorrow Is The Question! is notable for its lack of piano, which the saxophone maverick chose to strike from the record in favor of a quartet composed of drummer Shelly Manne, trumpeter Don Cherry, and alternatingly Percy Heath and Red Mitchell on bass. Coleman's belief was that removing piano and thus layers of harmonic