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Various The Sound Of Jazz mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: The Sound Of Jazz Country: Brazil Style: Big Band, Contemporary Jazz, Swing MP3 version RAR size: 1337 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1626 mb WMA version RAR size: 1379 mb Rating: 4.8 Votes: 376 Other Formats: AA FLAC AC3 AUD MP1 DMF VOC Tracklist Hide Credits Wild Man Blues A1 –Red Allen All-Stars* Written-By – F. Morton*, L. Armstrong* Rosetta A2 –Red Allen All-Stars* Written-By – E. Hines*, H. Woode* –Billie Holiday With Mal Fine And Mellow A3 Waldron And All-Stars* Written-By – B. Holiday* Blues –Pee Wee Russell, Jimmy Clarinet – Jimmy Giuffre, Pee Wee RussellDrums – Jo A4 Giuffre, Danny Barker, Jo Jones JonesGuitar – Danny Baker*Written-By – D. Barker*, J. Giuffre*, J. Jones*, P.W. Russell* I Left My Baby B1 –Count Basie With All-Stars* Vocals – Jimmy RushingWritten-By – A. Gibson*, C. Basie*, J. Rushing* The Train And The River B2 –The Jimmy Giuffre Trio Bass – Jim AtlasClarinet, Saxophone [Baritone, Tenor] – Jimmy GiuffreGuitar – Jim HallWritten-By – J. Giuffre* Nervous B3 –Mal Waldron Piano – Mal WaldronWritten-By – M. Waldron* Dickie's Dream B4 –Count Basie All-Stars* Written-By – C. Basie*, L. Young* Companies, etc. Manufactured By – Discos CBS Indústria e Comércio Ltda. Credits Liner Notes – Eric Larrabee Producer – Irving Townsend Notes "The Sound Of Jazz" was presented by "The Seven Lively Arts" over CBS Television Sunday, December 8, 1957. Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year The Sound Of Jazz (LP, Album, CL 1098 Various Columbia CL 1098 US 1958 Mono) 15AP 551 Various The Sound Of Jazz (LP, Album) CBS/Sony 15AP 551 Japan Unknown CS 8040 Various The Sound Of Jazz (LP, Album) Columbia CS 8040 US 1958 The Sound Of Jazz (LP, Album, CS 8040 Various Columbia CS 8040 US 2016 RP) The Sound Of Jazz (LP, Album, Analogue AAPJ 111 Various AAPJ 111 US 2017 RM, RP, 200) Productions Related Music albums to The Sound Of Jazz by Various Count Basie - Count Basie And His Orchestra, Featuring Jimmy Rushing - "The Classic Count" Count Basie, Jimmy Rushing, Helen Humes, Lester Young, Herschel Evans, Buck Clayton, Harry Edison ,Harry Sweets Edison Benny Morton, Dickie Wells, Freddie Green, Jo Jones, Walter Page - Good Morning Blues Count Basie And His Orchestra featuring Jimmy Rush The Jimmy Giuffre 3 - The Easy Way Howard Rumsey's Lighthouse All-Stars - Luau / The Duke You Say! The Jimmy Giuffre 4 - Dragonfly Jimmy Giuffre - Western Suite Count Basie, Count Basie Orchestra - Count Basie Greatest Hits Giuffre - Tangents In Jazz Count Basie - One O'Clock Jump Count Basie And His Orchestra - Count Basie Lighthouse All Stars - Big Boy Jimmy Giuffre Quartet - Live In 1960.

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