Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: A solid album from a forgotten fallen star

Jazz music is fraught with young promising talent taken from the world way before their time. Tina Brooks fell prey to addiction just as he was coming into his prime, leaving us with a glimpse of what might have been. Brooks' tone on tenor is somewhere between Lester Young and Hank Mobley, with a hint of Charlie Parker. His performance is solid and he interacts well with his impressive collection of sidemen. Art Blakey's drums and Doug Watkins' bass propel Brooks' tenor, Sonny Clark's piano, and Lee Morgan's brash bright trumpet through two Brooks originals and a trio of standards. This is a solid and very enjoyable set of straight ahead hard bop in the Blue Note mold, and makes on wonder what might have been had Brooks' lived longer.