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Teddy Wilson The Impeccable Mr. Wilson mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: The Impeccable Mr. Wilson Country: Germany Style: Swing MP3 version RAR size: 1382 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1546 mb WMA version RAR size: 1622 mb Rating: 4.9 Votes: 644 Other Formats: AUD AA RA VQF MMF DXD MP2 Tracklist A1 I Want To Be Happy A2 Ain't Misbehavin' A3 Honeysuckle Rose A4 Fine And Dandy A5 Sweet Lorraine A6 I've Found A New Baby B1 It's The Talk Of The Town B2 Laura B3 Undecided B4 Time On My Hands B5 Who Cares? B6 Our Love Is Here To Stay Notes 80's re-release of the 1957 Orginal Verve release of the same name (Verve MGV 8272) Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Teddy The Impeccable Mr. Verve M GV-8272 M GV-8272 US 1957 Wilson Wilson (LP) Records The Impeccable Mr. Teddy Verve 424 525-1 Wilson (LP, Album, 424 525-1 Spain 1988 Wilson Records RE) The Impeccable Mr. Verve POCJ-2747, Teddy Wilson (CD, Album, Records, POCJ-2747, Japan 1999 MGV-8272 Wilson Mono, Ltd, RE, RM, Verve MGV-8272 Pap) Records The Impeccable Mr. Teddy Verve 424 525-4 Wilson (Cass, Album, 424 525-4 Spain 1988 Wilson Records RE) Teddy The Impeccable Mr. Verve 2304 513 2304 513 France Unknown Wilson Wilson (LP, Mono) Records Related Music albums to The Impeccable Mr. Wilson by Teddy Wilson 1. Teddy Wilson - Intimate Listening 2. Teddy Wilson And His All Stars - Teddy Wilson And His All Stars 3. Don Byas, Slam Stewart, Teddy Wilson, Flip Phillips - Town Hall Concert Vol. 3 4. Teddy Wilson - Keyboard Kings 5. Teddy Wilson - For Quiet Lovers 6. Teddy Wilson And His Trio - Mr. Wilson And Mr. Gershwin 7. Teddy Wilson - Teddy Wilson 8. Benny Goodman Quintet, Teddy Wilson - Benny Goodman Quintet / Teddy Wilson Piano Solo 9. Teddy Wilson And His Trio - "On Tour" With Teddy Wilson And His Trio 10. Lester Young-Teddy Wilson Quartet, The - Pres And Teddy.

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