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Late Night Jazz: 1956 Late Night Jazz: 1956 Samstag, 17. September 2016, 22.05 - 24.00 Uhr Redaktion: Beat Blaser Moderation: Anina Salis Al Cohn / Zoot Sims Quintet: From A to Z and Beyond Label: RCA Victor Track 10: From A to Z Blossom Dearie : Verve Jazz Masters, Vol. 51 Label: Verve Track 01: They Say It's Spring Illinois Jacquet: 1956 Flying Home - The Best Of The Verve Years Label: Verve Track 17: Achtung Chet Baker: 1956 Compact Jazz - Chet Baker Label: Emarcy Track 06: Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye Sonny Rollins: 1956 Sonny Rollins - Valse Hot Label: Dreyfus Track 04: St. Thomas Ultimate Billie Holiday Label: Verve Track 16: Lady Sings The Blues Compact Jazz: Lester Young Young & The Piano Giants Label: Verve Track 01: This Year's Kisses Anita O'Day – Pick Yourself Up Label: Verve Track 05: Pick Yourself Up Jimmy Giuffre & Jim Hall Featuring Ralph Peña – The Original Trio Label: Gambit Records Track 09: The Train And The River Caterina Valente in New York Label: Universal Track 03: Moonlight In Vermont Ella Fitzgerald And Louis Armstrong – Ella And Louis Label: Verve Track 03: Cheek To Cheek Jutta Hipp «with Zoot Sims» Label: Blue Note Track 08: S' Wonderful Frank Sinatra: Song For Swingin’ Lovers! Label: Capitol Track 01: You Make Me Feel So Young Umberto Arlati: 50 Jahre Jazzfestival Zürich (1956) Eigenaufnahme DRS Track 7: There Will Never Be Another You Jazz In Switzerland 1930 - 1975 Label: Elite Special CD 2/ Track 10: Elsie Trio Bianchi: I Remember Clifford CD 2/ Track 02: Francis Septet Notz: Groteskia Sammy Davis, Jr. : My Greatest Songs Label: MCA Track 08: The Lady Is a Tramp Lucky Thompson: Tricotism Label: Impulse! Track 03: Tricotism 1956 Hoagy Sings Carmichael Label: Blue Note / Pacific Jazz Track 01: Georgia on My Mind Miles Davis & John Coltrane: Trane's Blues Label: Dreyfus Track 04: 'Round About Midnight Dinah Washington In The Land Of Hi-Fi Label: Emarcy Track 01: Our Love Is Here To Stay Nat Adderley – To The Ivy League From Nat Label: Verve Mercury Track 11: Hoppin' John Peggy Lee: Black Coffee Label: Verve Track 05: It Ain't Necessarily So Shelly Manne & His Men: More Swinging Sounds Label: Contemporary Track 04: Tommyhawk Johnny Hartman: Complete Gus Wildi Recordings Label: Lonehill Jazz Track 23: Stella By Starlight Art Pepper: Modern Art The Complete Art Pepper Aladdin Recordings, Vol. 2 Label: Lonehill Jazz Track 03: Stompin' at the Savoy .
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