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George Wein And His All-Stars George Wein Is Alive And Well In Mexico mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: George Wein Is Alive And Well In Mexico Country: US Released: 1968 MP3 version RAR size: 1866 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1434 mb WMA version RAR size: 1309 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 716 Other Formats: AUD MIDI VOC WMA MP1 MPC DTS Tracklist A1 I Never Knew A2 All Of Me A3 Have You Met Miss Jones? A4 Take The "A" Train B1 If I Had You B2 I Can't Give You Anything But Love B3 Blue And Sentimental B4 The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise Credits Producer – Teo Macero Notes 2-eye "360 SOUND" label Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year George Wein George Wein Is Alive And CS 9631 And His All- Well In Mexico (LP, Columbia CS 9631 US 1968 Stars Album, Mono, Promo) George Wein George Wein Is Alive And Mosaic MCD-1018 And His All- Well In Mexico (CD, MCD-1018 US 2008 Records Stars Album, RE, RM) George Wein George Wein Is Alive And CS 9631 And His All- Well In Mexico (LP, CBS CS 9631 US Unknown Stars Album, RE) Related Music albums to George Wein Is Alive And Well In Mexico by George Wein And His All-Stars George Wein & The Newport All-Stars - George Wein & The Newport All-Stars Various - Lieder vom Rhein und vom Wein Martin Mayer / August Batzem - Marabu-Walzer / Liebe Und Wein George Wein - Wein, Women & Song Georges Dimou - Ferte Na Pio (Griechischer Wein) Edmond Hall - Edmond Hall: Leader And Sideman - Four Classic Albums Plus Buck Clayton / Vic Dickenson / Pee Wee Russell / Bud Freeman / George Wein / Champ Jones / Jake Hanna - Newport Jazz Festival All Stars Vico Torriani - Azzuro / Rot Ist Der Wein (Spanish Eyes) George Wein's Newport Jazz Festival Allstars - Midnight Concert In Paris Unknown Artist - Wein, Liebe And Seligkeit / Wine Love And Contentment Medley.

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