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Ammons Jug & Dodo mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: Jug & Dodo Country: US Released: 1990 Style: Bop MP3 version RAR size: 1284 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1542 mb WMA version RAR size: 1703 mb Rating: 4.9 Votes: 455 Other Formats: ASF DTS AU AUD DMF RA VOC Tracklist 1 Georgia 5:30 2 For You 4:21 3 You're Driving Me Crazy 6:44 4 Where Or When 6:50 5 The Song Is You 7:31 6 Just Friends 5:15 7 Yardbird Suite (Take 1) 3:47 8 Yardbird Suite (Take 2) 4:19 9 I Remember You 3:37 10 Bluzarumba 3:31 11 The Moody Blues 4:08 12 Falling In Love With Love (Take 1) 4:49 13 Falling In Love With Love (Take 2) 3:33 14 The Very Thought Of You 4:02 Credits Bass – Sam Jones Design – Phil Carroll, Tony Lane Drums – Marshall Thompson Liner Notes – Leonard Feather Piano – Dodo Marmarosa Remastered By – Kirk Felton Tenor Saxophone – Gene Ammons (tracks: 1,2,3,4,10,12) Notes Recorded in Chicago in 1962. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 025218242127 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Ammons* & Ammons* & BLST 6532 Marmarosa* - Jug & Bellaphon BLST 6532 Germany 1972 Marmarosa* Dodo (2xLP) Ammons* & Ammons* & PR 24021 Marmarosa* - Jug & Prestige PR 24021 UK 1972 Marmarosa* Dodo (2xLP) Gene Ammons & Gene Ammons & Dodo Marmarosa - Carrere, 100 010 100 010 France Unknown Dodo Marmarosa Jug & Dodo (CD, Prestige Comp) Ammons* & PRST Ammons* & PRST Marmarosa* - Jug & Prestige US 1972 24021 Marmarosa* 24021 Dodo (2xLP) Ammons* & Ammons* & PR 24021 Marmarosa* - Jug & Prestige PR 24021 France 1972 Marmarosa* Dodo (2xLP) Related Music albums to Jug & Dodo by Ammons Gene Ammons - Greatest Hits Dodo Marmarosa And The All Stars - A Live Dodo Gene Ammons - Velvet Soul Gene Ammons - The Twister Gene Ammons All Stars - The Happy Blues Gene Ammons / Sonny Stitt - Dig Him! Charlie Parker - The Very Best Of Bird Gene Ammons - Hi Fidelity Jam Session Gene Ammons / Sonny Stitt - Jug & Sonny Albert Ammons, Albert Ammons Rhythm Kings - Boogie Woogie And The Blues Gene Ammons' Sextet - Woofin' And Tweetin' Gene Ammons And His Band - Tenor Sax Favorites: Volume Two.

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