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Harry Arnold And His Swedish Radio Studio Orchestra Havin' A Ball mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: Havin' A Ball Country: Denmark Released: 1959 Style: Big Band MP3 version RAR size: 1314 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1175 mb WMA version RAR size: 1446 mb Rating: 4.8 Votes: 360 Other Formats: AU ADX DMF MP4 AAC MP2 AA Tracklist Hide Credits This Is Harry A1 Composed By – Harry Arnold, Quincy Jones Jersey Bounce A2 Composed By – Bobby Plater, Eddie Johnson, Tiny Bradshaw Black Market Stuff A3 Composed By – Eddie Laguna Blues At Foresta A4 Composed By – Charles Norman* Lili A5 Composed By – Bengt Hallberg, Åke Persson If I Had You A6 Composed By – Jimmy Campbell*, Reg Connelly*, Ted Shapiro The Favour Of A Fool B1 Composed By – Benny Carter Milles Jumps B2 Composed By – Arne Domnérus Body And Soul B3 Composed By – Johnny Green Wrappin' It Up B4 Composed By – Horace Henderson Credits Alto Saxophone – Arne Domnérus, Rolf Bäckman Arranged By – Gunnar Svensson, Harry Arnold Baritone Saxophone – Johnny Ekh Bass – George Riedel*, Gunnar Almstedt Drums – Anders Burman, Egil Johansen, Sture Kallin Engineer – Olle Swembel* Guitar – Rolf Berg Piano – Bengt Hallberg, Charles Norman*, Gösta Theselius Tenor Saxophone – Bjarne Nerem, Rolf Blomqvist* Trombone – Andreas Skjold, George Vernon, Gordon Olsson, Åke Persson Trumpet – Bengt-Arne Wallin, Gösta Nilsson, Sixten Eriksson, Weine Renliden Notes A wonderful time at Metronome's anniversary. Related Music albums to Havin' A Ball by Harry Arnold And His Swedish Radio Studio Orchestra Göte Wilhelmson - Modern Accordion Arne Domnérus Nontett - Bröst-Toner Joe Harris , Åke Persson & Benny Bailey - Quincy - Here We Come Arne Domnérus & The Swedish All Stars - Blue And Yellow - A Swedish Rhapsody Jan Johansson - Ack Värmeland Du Sköna Arne Domnérus Kvartett - Arne Domnerus Quartet Arne Domnérus, Bengt Hallberg, Georg Riedel, Egil Johansen, Lars Erstrand - Jazz at the Pawnshop Minikoret Og Arne Domnérus Septett - Lovsang ´81 Lars Gullin - 1951/55 Vol 5 First Walk Arne Domnérus - Jazz At The Pawnshop.

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