FOLKWAYS RECORDS
Asch 1939-1947 1: Blues / Var Asch 1939-1947 1: Blues / Var CD
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- SKU:
- 16933002
- UPC:
- 093070100220
- MPN:
- 2
- Condition:
- New
Description
A continuation of Volume 1, this archival recording moves into the realm of big band jazz, showing off heavyweights like Muggsy Spanier, Pee Wee Russell, Mary Lou Williams and Art Tatum.
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1. You're Driving Me Crazy 2. I'd Climb the Highest Mountain 3. Take Me to the Land of Jazz 4. Harlem Hotcha 5. Hesitation Blues 6. Sister Kate 7. Topsy 8. Leave My Love Alone 9. Desert Sands 10. Roll 'Em 11. Jazz at the Philharmonic - Blues, Part 3
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