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The Look of Music Playlist The Look Of Music playlist Billboard Three Sicilians Johnny Vidacovich (featuring Michael Pellera, Tony We Came To Play Dagradi & Ed Wise) Johnny Vidacovich, June Yamagishi, and George Album: ‘Bout Time Porter Jr. Album: We Came to Play Giacomo Puccini, La Bohème (excerpt fr. Act 4) New Orleans Opera Orchestra and Chorus Segment 1 Renato Cellini, conductor Live performance, November 12, 1959 Sugar Blues Leroy Jones, with Katja Toivola Jazznocracy (Live) Album: Leroy Jones & Katja Toivola Al Belletto Big Band; Johnny Vidacovich, drums Album: JazzFest: The New Orleans Jazz and (MC intro) / Out of Sight (Live) Heritage Festival James Brown and the Famous Flames Album: Live at the Garden: Expanded Edition Segment 2 Cold Sweat (Live) KT & Me James Brown Leroy Jones, with Katja Toivola Album: ‘Live’ At the Apollo (Vol. II) Album: Leroy Jones & Katja Toivola Papa’s Got a Brand New Bag (Live) James Brown and the Famous Flames And Then She Stopped Album: Live at the Latin Casino: Star Dizzy Gillespie & Arturo Sandoval Time! Version Album: To a Finland Station Mashed Potatoes U.S.A. High Society James Brown and the Famous Flames New Orleans Helsinki Connection Album: James Brown and His Famous Flames Tour Album: Leroy Jones & Katja Toivola, Vol II the U.S.A. Single: King Records – 45-5672 Freedom II Courtney Bryan I Would If I Could Album: Quest for Freedom Don Vappie & Jazz Créole Album: The Blue Book of Storyville Trav’lin’ Light Billie Holiday (Jimmy Mundy, arranger) Let the Children Play Album: Billie’s Blues Santana Album: Moonflower Virgo Mary Lou Williams I Just Wanna Stop Album: Zodiac Suite Gino Vannelli Album: Brother to Brother Courtney Bryan, Shedding Skin American Composers Orchestra Yes I Can Live 2013 reading Sammy Davis, Jr. Album: If I Ruled the World Here Joy Clark I Just Want to Celebrate Album (EP): Here Rare Earth Album: One World The Look Of Music playlist Steal Away (Live) Charleston Rag (Live) Walter Wolfman Washington, with Joe Krown & Eubie Blake Russell Batiste Jr. Album: New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival (10th Album: Live at the Maple Leaf Anniversary) She’s Got Her Ticket C Jam Blues (Live) Tracy Chapman Louis Armstrong & His All-Stars; Barney Bigard, Album: Tracy Chapman clarinet Album: Happy Birthday Louis! Live from the Love Yourself Newport Jazz Festival 1960 Joy Clark Album (EP): Here My Bucket’s Got a Hole in it (Live) Louis Armstrong & His All-Stars; Barney Bigard, Summertime clarinet Original Liberty Jazz Band; Dr Michael White, Album: Happy Birthday Louis! Live from the clarinet Newport Jazz Festival 1960 Album: JazzFest: The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival We Shall Walk Through the Streets of the City - March I’ll See You in My Dreams Doc Paulin’s Marching Band Earl Hines Album: Doc Paulin’s Marching Band Album: Earl Hines in New Orleans Reefer Song Segment 3 Glen David Andrews & The Lazy Six Album: Dumaine Street Blues Basin Street Blues Haruka Kikuchi Red Dress / Liza Jane Album: Japan: New Orleans Collection Series Vol. 1 Glen David Andrews Album: Live From My Living Room Original Dixieland One-Step Haruka Kikuchi We Came To Play Album: Japan: New Orleans Collection Series Johnny Vidacovich, June Yamagishi, and George Vol. 10 Porter Jr. Album: We Came to Play Tishomingo Blues Danny Barker Album: The Fabulous Banjo of Danny Barker Lord, Lord, Lord Leroy Jones / Fairview Brass Band Album: New Orleans Brass Band Music: Memories of The Fairview and Hurricane Band Leroy’s Special Leroy Jones / Hurricane Brass Band Album: Leroy Jones and His Hurricane Marching Brass Band of New Orleans (LoAn Records) Second Line (Live) Danny Barker and His Jazz Hounds Album: Blue Lu Barker Live at the New Orleans Jazz Festival .
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