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Oliver Nelson Back Talk Mp3, Flac, Wma Oliver Nelson Back Talk mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz / Funk / Soul / Blues Album: Back Talk Country: US Released: 1984 Style: Soul-Jazz MP3 version RAR size: 1811 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1618 mb WMA version RAR size: 1115 mb Rating: 4.8 Votes: 336 Other Formats: TTA DMF AU MOD WMA VOX AIFF Tracklist A1 –Oliver Nelson & His Orchestra* Hobo Flats 4:12 A2 –Oliver Nelson & His Orchestra* Post No Bills 5:28 A3 –Oliver Nelson & His Orchestra* A Bientot 3:44 A4 –Oliver Nelson & His Orchestra* Three Plus One 3:24 B1 –Oliver Nelson & His Orchestra* Take Me With You 5:25 B2 –Oliver Nelson & His Orchestra* Daylie's Double 4:00 B3 –Oliver Nelson & His Orchestra* Teenie's Blues 4:05 B4 –Oliver Nelson & His Orchestra* Laz-ie Kate 3:59 C1 –Lou Donaldson Tippin' In 4:50 C2 –Lou Donaldson L.D. Blues 3:10 C3 –Lou Donaldson Days Of Wine & Roses 4:25 C4 –Lou Donaldson Ignant Oil 4:50 D1 –Lou Donaldson Rough House Blues 6:30 D2 –Lou Donaldson Back Talk 4:01 D3 –Lou Donaldson Huffin' 'N Puffin' 5:30 Companies, etc. Record Company – Sugar Hill Records Ltd. Distributed By – MCA Distributing Corporation Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 0 76732-9222-1 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Oliver Nelson / Lou Oliver Nelson / 2ACMJ-404 Donaldson - Back Talk Chess 2ACMJ-404 US 1976 Lou Donaldson (2xLP, Comp) Oliver Nelson / Lou Oliver Nelson / GCH 2-6032 Donaldson - Back Talk Chess GCH 2-6032 Italy Unknown Lou Donaldson (2xLP, Comp, RE) Related Music albums to Back Talk by Oliver Nelson Bill Evans / Roy Haynes / Eric Dolphy / Oliver Nelson / Paul Chambers / Freddie Hubbard - The Blues And The Abstract Truth Oliver Nelson, King Curtis, Jimmy Forrest - Soul Battle Oliver Nelson feat. Heir - Found Your Love Oliver Nelson Ft. Kaleem Taylor - Ain't A Thing Rita Reys Meets Oliver Nelson - Rita Reys Meets Oliver Nelson Hank Jones & Oliver Nelson - Happenings Leon Thomas With Oliver Nelson - In Berlin Oliver Nelson Orchestra - Afro/American Sketches Lou Donaldson - Rough House Blues The Three Sounds And The Oliver Nelson Orchestra - Coldwater Flat Sy Oliver And His Orchestra - Sad Story Blues / Four To Go Oliver Nelson - Oliver Nelson & Eric Dolphy Complete Recordings.
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