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The Complete Roost Recordings
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The Essential Album
:Album Description:Import exclusive compilation features one disc (13 tracks) of studio recordings & two discs (eight tracks apiece) of live recordings. Highlights include, 'My Baby Just Cares For Me', 'I Loves You Porgy', 'Mood Indigo', 'Ain't Got No/I Got Life' (Live), & many more. Three standard jewel cases housed together in a slipcase. Golden Stars. 2003.
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The Original Jazz Masters Series, Vol. 5
:Album Description:Import exclusive compilation features one disc (13 tracks) of studio recordings & two discs (eight tracks apiece) of live recordings. Highlights include, 'My Baby Just Cares For Me', 'I Loves You Porgy', 'Mood Indigo', 'Ain't Got No/I Got Life' (Live), & many more. Three standard jewel cases housed together in a slipcase. Golden Stars. 2003.
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Army Air Force Band
: :'Real, live American music'--that's what bandleader Glenn Miller wanted to deliver to the troops fighting World War II. To him, the entertainment factor far outweighed the artistic one. As it turned out, he was able to succeed on both counts, delighting the troops with an Army Air Force Band as dynamic and versatile as any he ever led. Capt. Miller received his commission in October 1942, and his huge band--45 or more singers and musicians--was activated in March 1943. Though Miller was eager to entertain ...
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I Got Rhythm: The Smithsonian George Gershwin Collection
: :'Real, live American music'--that's what bandleader Glenn Miller wanted to deliver to the troops fighting World War II. To him, the entertainment factor far outweighed the artistic one. As it turned out, he was able to succeed on both counts, delighting the troops with an Army Air Force Band as dynamic and versatile as any he ever led. Capt. Miller received his commission in October 1942, and his huge band--45 or more singers and musicians--was activated in March 1943. Though Miller was eager to entertain ...
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Hittin' on All Six
:Album Description:The ninth release in the ever more successful Proper Box series. This four CD set tells the story of the jazz guitar from New Orleans through to the bebop era and features 48 of the greatest jazz guitarists ever to pluck a string including Django Reinhardt, Charlie Christian, Lonnie Johnson, Freddie Green, Barney Kessel and many more. 94 tracks, over four hours of music, 52 page fully illustrated booklet. 2000 release. 4 standard jewel cases housed in a heavy duty box which measures 5 ...
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Stardust: The Complete Capitol Recordings 1955-1959
:Album Description:Cole's baritone was sweet and many of his successes were with love songs, but he was equally well-versed in swinging rhythm numbers and blues. Cole was a founding father of R&B and a major influence on soul. He collaborated closely with the greatest pop orchestrators of all time. This Bear Family box contains Cole's complete recordings, all done for Capitol Records in the years 1955-1959. The 11CDs and 298 tracks contain a combination of Cole's most famous and most obscure work: the two piano-centric ...
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the rat pack -10 cd-set
:Album Details:Includes 10 CDs.
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The Complete RCA Victor Recordings
: :Desmond's supremely lyrical alto saxophone and his gift for odd time signatures nestled for decades in the Dave Brubeck quartet, but there's something very special about the recording dates he made under his own name. This five-CD set collects five LPs and alternate takes recorded between 1961 and 1965, usually with the altoist matched with the superb guitarist Jim Hall, a musician possessed of comparable lyricism, economy, and harmonic gifts. The settings range from woodwinds and strings for the Desmond Blue album to the subtle ...
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Let the Good Times Roll: The Complete Decca Recordings 1938-54
: :Desmond's supremely lyrical alto saxophone and his gift for odd time signatures nestled for decades in the Dave Brubeck quartet, but there's something very special about the recording dates he made under his own name. This five-CD set collects five LPs and alternate takes recorded between 1961 and 1965, usually with the altoist matched with the superb guitarist Jim Hall, a musician possessed of comparable lyricism, economy, and harmonic gifts. The settings range from woodwinds and strings for the Desmond Blue album to the subtle ...
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