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Buck Clayton the Golden Days of Jazz Mp3, Flac, Wma Buck Clayton The Golden Days Of Jazz mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: The Golden Days Of Jazz Country: Germany Released: 1974 Style: Swing MP3 version RAR size: 1379 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1424 mb WMA version RAR size: 1389 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 736 Other Formats: AA MP2 RA XM DXD AU WMA Tracklist Hide Credits Christopher Columbus Alto Saxophone – Lem DavisBaritone Saxophone – Charlie FowlkesBass – Walter A PageDrums – Jo JonesGuitar – Freddie GreenPiano – Sir Charles ThompsonTenor 25:42 Saxophone – Julian DashTrombone – Henderson Chambers, Urbie GreenTrumpet – Buck Clayton, Joe NewmanWritten-By – Razaf*, Berry* Don't Be That Way Alto Saxophone – Lem DavisBaritone Saxophone – Charlie FowlkesBass – Milt B1 HintonDrums – Jo JonesGuitar – Freddie GreenPiano – Billy KyleTenor Saxophone – 8:40 Coleman HawkinsTrombone – Trummy Young, Urbie GreenTrumpet – Buck Clayton, Joe NewmanWritten-By – Goodman*, Sampson*, Parish* Undecided Alto Saxophone – Lem DavisBaritone Saxophone – Charlie FowlkesBass – Milt B2 HintonDrums – Jo JonesGuitar – Freddie GreenPiano – Billy KyleTenor Saxophone – 9:30 Coleman HawkinsTrombone – Trummy Young, Urbie GreenTrumpet – Buck Clayton, Joe NewmanWritten-By – Shavers*, Robin* Rock-A-Bye Basie Alto Saxophone – Lem DavisBaritone Saxophone – Charlie FowlkesBass – Milt C1 HintonDrums – Jo JonesGuitar – Freddie GreenPiano – Al WashlonTenor Saxophone – 8:10 Buddy Tate, Coleman HawkinsTrombone – Bennie Green, Dick Harris*Trumpet – Buck Clayton, Ruby BraffWritten-By – Basie*, L. Young*, Collins* Jumpin' At The Woodside Alto Saxophone – Lem DavisBass – Walter PageClarinet – Woody HermanDrums – Jo C2 JonesGuitar – Steve Jordan Piano – Jimmy Jones Tenor Saxophone – Al Cohn, Julian 10:36 DashTrombone – Trummy Young, Urbie GreenTrumpet – Buck Clayton, Joe Thomas Written-By – Basie* Blue And Sentimental Alto Saxophone – Lem DavisBaritone Saxophone – Charlie FowlkesBass – Milt D1 HintonDrums – Jo JonesGuitar – Freddie GreenPiano – Billy KyleTenor Saxophone – 6:30 Coleman HawkinsTrombone – Trummy Young, Urbie GreenTrumpet – Buck Clayton, Joe NewmanWritten-By – Basie*, Livingston*, David* Broadway Alto Saxophone – Lem DavisBaritone Saxophone – Charlie FowlkesBass – Milt D2 HintonDrums – Jo JonesGuitar – Freddie GreenPiano – Al WashlonTenor Saxophone – 9:20 Buddy Tate, Coleman HawkinsTrombone – Bennie Green, Dick Harris*Trumpet – Buck Clayton, Ruby BraffWritten-By – Bird*, Woode*, McRae* Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – CBS Schallplatten GmbH Phonographic Copyright (p) – CBS Inc. Copyright (c) – CBS Schallplatten GmbH Credits Design [Cover] – Jürgen Schug Liner Notes – Clay Sherman Notes A: New York, 16 December 1953 B1, B2, D1: New York, 13 August 1954 C1, D2: New York, 15 March 1955 C2: New York, 31 March 1954 Sleeve: © 1974 CBS Schallplatten GmbH, Germany / ℗ 1974 CBS Schallplatten GmbH, Germany Label: ℗ 1974 CBS, Inc. Made in Holland Barcode and Other Identifiers Rights Society: GEMA Other (Record 1 label): 53443 Other (Record 2 label): 53444 Matrix / Runout (A-side label): S 88031-1 Matrix / Runout (B-side label): S 88031-2 Matrix / Runout (C-side label): S 88031-3 Matrix / Runout (D-side label): S 88031-4 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Buck The Golden Days Of Jazz (2xLP, 88 031 CBS 88 031 Netherlands 1974 Clayton Comp) The Golden Days Of Jazz Columbia Buck (Swingin' Buck Clayton Jams JC2L 614 Special JC2L 614 US 1978 Clayton Count Basie & Benny Products Goodman) (2xLP, Comp) Related Music albums to The Golden Days Of Jazz by Buck Clayton Buck Clayton & Buddy Tate - Buck & Buddy Buck Clayton - One For Buck Buck Clayton With Humphrey Lyttelton And His Band - 1964 Trummy Young And His Lucky Seven - Behind The Eight Bar / Rattle And Roll Buck Clayton - The Huckle-Buck And Robbins' Nest (A Buck Clayton Jam Session) Billie Holiday - Lady Sings The Blues Various - Atlantic Jazz Kansas City Il Sestetto Di Hot Lips Page / Buck Clayton All-Stars - Trumpet Time.
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