JAZZOLOGY
Knights Of Dixieland / Mill City Seven Knights Of Dixieland & The Mill City Seven CD
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- SKU:
- 12325160
- UPC:
- 762247600428
- MPN:
- 4
- Condition:
- New
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(2 albums on 1 CD) Early Jazzology LP is reissued here on CD, featuring the work of the house band of the Columbia Jazz Club, based in South Carolina. The group was founded in 1958 (features Joe King, Tommy Wix, Ralph Goodwin) and is still going strong today. The second half of this CD features another early Jazzology LP (#19) reissued here, featuring the Mill City Seven from Minneapolis, swinging nicely on this studio session.
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