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Lester Young "Prez" Vol. II mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: "Prez" Vol. II Country: Brazil Released: 1980 MP3 version RAR size: 1894 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1141 mb WMA version RAR size: 1632 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 964 Other Formats: DTS AIFF DMF MP3 AUD TTA AC3 Tracklist Hide Credits Lester Leaps In A1 5:33 Written-By – Lester Young These Foolish Things (Remind Me Of You) A2 3:26 Written-By – Eric Maschwitz, Harry Link, Jack Strachey I'm Confessin' (That I Love You) A3 6:11 Written-By – Al J. Neiburg* Three Little Words A4 5:22 Written-By – Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby Jumpi'n With Symphony Sid B1 5:24 Written-By – Buddy Feyne, Lester Young Almost Like Being In Love B2 6:37 Written-By – Alan Jay Lerner*, Frederick Loewe Lullabye Of Birdland B3 5:46 Written-By – B. Y. Forster, George Shearing Credits Bass – Norman Williams Drums – Jim Lucht Piano, Producer – Bill Potts Tenor Saxophone – Lester Young Notes "Lester Young in Washington D.C., 1956, Volume II" ℗ 1980 Pablo Records, Inc. Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year 2308-225 Lester Young "Prez" Vol. II (LP, Album) Pablo Live 2308-225 US 1980 2308 225 Lester Young "Prez" Vol. II (LP, Album) Pablo Live 2308 225 Germany 1980 28MJ 3016 Lester Young "Prez" Vol. II (LP, Album) Pablo Live 28MJ 3016 Japan 1980 2308 225 Lester Young "Prez" Vol. II (LP, Album) Pablo Live 2308 225 Scandinavia 1980 2308-225 Lester Young "Prez" Vol. II (LP, Album) Pablo Live 2308-225 Canada 1980 Related Music albums to "Prez" Vol. II by Lester Young Lester Young Quintet - Another Mambo / I'm In The Mood For Love Lester Young - Hooray For Lester Young Vol. One Lester Young - Lester Young Memorial Album Lester Young - Lester Young Lester Young with Count Basie And His Orchestra - Lester Young Memorial Album, Volume II Lester Young - Lester Young In Paris Lester Young - The Lester Young Story Lester Young Trio - Lester Young Trio Lester Young With Count Basie And His Orchestra - Lester Young Memorial Album Volume 1 Lester Young - Prez Plays For You Lester Young - Lester Leaps In Lester Young, Billie Holiday - LESTER YOUNG & BILLIE HOLIDAY.

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