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Montgomeryland featuring Wes Montgomery Volume One Summertime - Far Wes mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: Summertime - Far Wes Country: France Style: Hard Bop MP3 version RAR size: 1447 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1749 mb WMA version RAR size: 1217 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 434 Other Formats: XM WMA VOC MP2 ADX AU WAV Tracklist Hide Credits Summertime A Composed By – George Gershwin Far Wes B Composed By – Wes Montgomery Companies, etc. Distributed By – Interdisc Printed By – Dillard et Cie. Imp. Paris Credits Alto Saxophone – Pony Poindexter (tracks: Side A) Drums – Louis Hayes (tracks: Side A), Tony Bazley (tracks: Side B) Electric Bass – Monk Montgomery (tracks: Both Sides) Electric Guitar – Wes Montgomery (tracks: Both Sides) Piano – Buddy Montgomery (tracks: Both Sides) Tenor Saxophone – Harold Land (tracks: Side B) Notes Front Cover 9001 Pacific Jazz JAZZ GEMS Back Cover Montgomeryland featuring Wes Montgomery Volume One Text By dick Hadlock Distributed in Europe By Interdisc DILLARD & Cie, Imp. Paris Related Music albums to Summertime - Far Wes by Montgomeryland featuring Wes Montgomery Volume One Wes Montgomery - Beginnings The Montgomery Brothers - The Montgomery Brothers In Canada George Shearing And The Montgomery Brothers - George Shearing Y Los Hermanos Montgomery Wes Montgomery With Buddy Montgomery And Monk Montgomery - Groove Brothers Wes Montgomery - The Genius Of Wes Montgomery Wes Montgomery - Impressions George Shearing And The Montgomery Brothers - George Shearing And The Montgomery Brothers Wes Montgomery - Montgomeryland Maree Montgomery - Woman Of Mystery Wes Montgomery - While We're Young Wes, Buddy & Monk Montgomery With Harold Land & Pony Poindexter - The Montgomeryland Sessions The Wes Montgomery Trio - The Wes Montgomery Trio.

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