Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Great solos by Tom Scott and Marvin Stamm

For me the title chart "Threshold" was the highlight. A 3-part Suite opens with a brass chorale leading to Tom Scott cooking on flute (Scott doubled on many of the overdubbed sax parts), then the band takes it to a gently bopping Marvin Stamm solo. Closing out with a beautiful tenor sax by Scott. We played this chart in college jazz band back in 1976, so it was particularly exciting for me to play the closing solo."Mr. Smoke" is as the name implies; it SMOKES! The chart opens up with a cool harmonica solo provided by Tommy Morgan a la' Rockford Files (wah-wah guitar in the background). Tom Scott takes over with another bop cooking flute solo. Marvin Stamm follows with a pensive muted trumpet solo. The brass and saxes open it with a tension-releasing, smoking soprano sax solo by Scott, with the ensemble closing it out with a rousing climax.And On The Sixth DayThe WitchThresholdA Lady Beside MeMr. Smoke