Instruct: Classify a review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: blazing

There is a very cool progression in JB's concept documented in these discs. The early 60's stuff has an old-timey R&B; big band feel, and the arrangements sound like a cigarette break (a monster funky cigarette break) for the featured performer. In the later 60's tunes, maybe because of Pee Wee Ellis's arranging, the band takes on its own musical identity and they sound less like a back-up band. Also, while the earlier tunes are attention-getters, later on JB knew everyone was paying attention and the arrangements become laid back.It's all smokin' regardless. Lots of cool pictures, too.