JAZZOLOGY
Schulz,Bob & His Frisco Jazz Band Bob Schulz & His Frisco Jazz Band CD
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- SKU:
- 02969022
- UPC:
- 762247620624
- MPN:
- 206
- Condition:
- New
Description
Hard driving Chicago Style jazz performance by cornetist/vocalist 1989.
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1. Sensation 2. Trouble in Mind 3. Down and Out Blues 4. Doctor Jazz 5. Strange Blues 6. When the Midnight Choo-Choo Leaves for Alabam 7. Jimtown Blues 8. She's Just Perfect for Me 9. The Chant 10. Curse of An Aching Heart 11. Deep Henderson 12. Pretty Baby 13. Long Gone 14. Sweetheart O' Mine 15. Dippermouth Blues 16. Ostrich Walk 17. Melancholy 18. Floatin' Down to Cotton Town
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