Instruct: Classify the given Amazon review as either positive or negative.
Query: Great Bebop

This record isn't my favorite document of Bud Powell's work, but nevertheless it is worth listening to, as Mr. Powell is one of the greatest jazz pianists. George Duvivier contributes a few tasteful bass solos (with equally tasteful comping by Powell), as well as solid rhythm-section work with Art Taylor all the way through. Mr. Powell seems a little shaky with the tempo on "Salt Peanuts," but that is the only problem I find on this record. A standout to my ear is the performance of "In the Blue of the Evening." I also enjoyed Barney Kessel's "Swedish Pastry" and Mr. Powell's several compositions ("Birdland Blues," "Oblivion," and "Midway"). Mr. Powell deserves much greater recognition as a composer and as a group player, and we all need to listen to his formidable right-hand lines.