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The Ramsey Lewis Trio Choice!: The Best Of The Ramsey Lewis Trio mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: Choice!: The Best Of The Ramsey Lewis Trio Country: Netherlands Released: 1966 Style: Soul-Jazz MP3 version RAR size: 1903 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1918 mb WMA version RAR size: 1387 mb Rating: 4.2 Votes: 137 Other Formats: TTA AC3 WMA MMF APE MOD RA Tracklist Hide Credits Something You Got A1 3:15 Written-By – Chris Kenner Little Liza Jane A2 2:55 Arranged By – Ramsey LewisWritten-By – Traditional Memphis In June A3 3:05 Written-By – Hoagy Carmichael, Paul Francis Webster Travel On A4 2:35 Written-By – Eldee Young Delilah A5 3:10 Written-By – Victor Young CC Rider A6 2:25 Adapted By – Eldee Young, Ramsey Lewis, Red Holt Lonely Avenue B1 2:50 Written-By – Doc Pomus Look-A-Here B2 3:02 Written-By – Ramsey Lewis My Bucket's Got A Hole In It. B3 1:56 Written-By – Clarence Williams Hello, Cello! B4 3:17 Written-By – Eldee Young, Ramsey Lewis, Red Holt Blue Spring B5 2:55 Written-By – Ramsey Lewis Carmen B6 2:46 Arranged By – Ramsey Lewis Blues For The Night Owls B7 3:35 Written-By – Bernard*, Thompson* Companies, etc. Manufactured By – Artone Holland Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Choice!: The Best Of The Ramsey LP-755, 755 The Ramsey Lewis Trio Argo , Argo LP-755, 755 US 1965 Lewis Trio (LP, Comp, Mono) Choice! (The Best Of The Ramsey Chess PAR S-235 The Ramsey Lewis Trio) PAR S-235 Netherlands 1966 Lewis Trio International (LP, Comp) Choice!: The Best Of The Ramsey Sonet, Grand GP-9935 The Ramsey Lewis Trio GP-9935 Scandinavia 1968 Lewis Trio Prix (LP, Comp) Choice!: The Best Of The Ramsey The Ramsey Lewis Trio DJLP-755 Argo DJLP-755 US 1965 Lewis Trio (LP, Comp, Mono, Promo) Choice!: The Best Of The Ramsey CRL 4518 The Ramsey Lewis Trio Chess CRL 4518 UK 1966 Lewis Trio (LP, Comp) Related Music albums to Choice!: The Best Of The Ramsey Lewis Trio by The Ramsey Lewis Trio The Ramsey Lewis Trio - Hang On Sloopy Ramsey Lewis - Hang On Ramsey! / Wade In The Water Ramsey Lewis / Nancy Wilson - The Two Of Us The Ramsey Lewis Trio - Ramsey Lewis And The Gentlemen Of Jazz - Volume 2 Ramsey Lewis And Earth, Wind & Fire - Sun Goddess The Ramsey Lewis Trio - Sound Of Spring The Ramsey Lewis Trio - Pot Luck The Ramsey Lewis Trio - An Hour With The Ramsey Lewis Trio Ramsey Lewis Trio, The - No Title Ramsey Lewis - The Best Of The Ramsey Lewis Trio - Never On Sunday The Ramsey Lewis Trio - Bach To The Blues.

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