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Warne Marsh Quintet Jazz of Two Cities Mp3, Flac, Wma Warne Marsh Quintet Jazz Of Two Cities mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: Jazz Of Two Cities Country: Spain Released: 2003 Style: Cool Jazz MP3 version RAR size: 1461 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1907 mb WMA version RAR size: 1842 mb Rating: 4.6 Votes: 178 Other Formats: VOX MMF DXD VOC AU AIFF AAC Tracklist Hide Credits Smog Eyes 1-1 3:35 Composed By – Ted Brown Ear Conditioning 1-2 5:14 Composed By – Ronnie Ball Lover Man 1-3 4:28 Composed By – Ram Ramirez* Quintessence 1-4 4:15 Composed By – Ronnie Ball Jazz Of Two Cities 1-5 4:33 Composed By – Ted Brown Dixie's Dilemma 1-6 4:21 Composed By – Warne Marsh These Are The Things I Love (Based On Tchaikovsky's Opus 42, 3rd Movement) 1-7 3:59 Adapted By – Warne Marsh I Never Knew 1-8 5:02 Composed By – Gus Kahn, Ted Fiorito Ben Blew 1-9 3:37 Composed By – Ben Tucker Time's Up 1-10 3:08 Composed By – Ronnie Ball Earful 1-11 4:35 Composed By – Ronnie Ball Black Jack 1-12 3:15 Composed By – Warne Marsh Jazz Of Two Cities (Alternate Take) 1-13 4:39 Composed By – Ted Brown I Never Knew (Alternate Take) 1-14 5:09 Composed By – Gus Kahn, Ted Fiorito Aretha 2-1 4:59 Composed By – Ronnie Ball Long Gone 2-2 4:47 Composed By – Warne Marsh Once We Were Young 2-3 3:46 Composed By – Walter Gross Foolin' Myself 2-4 4:31 Composed By – Andy Razaf, Fats Waller Avalon 2-5 3:04 Composed By – Jolson*, DeSylva*, Rose* On A Slow Boat To China 2-6 5:17 Composed By – Frank Loesser Crazy She Calls Me 2-7 4:15 Composed By – Al Cahn Broadway 2-8 5:58 Composed By – Haydn Wood, Teddy McRae Arrival 2-9 3:48 Composed By – Ronnie Ball Au Privave 2-10 1:08 Composed By – Charlie Parker Ad Libido 2-11 2:43 Composed By – Ronnie Ball 2-12 Bobby Troup Discusses Warne's Music... 3:13 These Are The Things I Love 2-13 2:55 Adapted By – Warne Marsh Background Music 2-14 2:44 Composed By – Warne Marsh Bop Goes The Leesel 2-15 2:29 Composed By – Warne Marsh Credits Alto Saxophone – Art Pepper (tracks: 2-1 to 2-9) Bass – Ben Tucker Drums – Jeff Morton Piano – Ronnie Ball Tenor Saxophone – Ted Brown, Warne Marsh Notes tracks 1-1 to 1-4 recorded October 3, 1956. tracks 1-5 to 1-8, 1-13, 1-14 recorded October 11, 1956. tracks 1-9 to 1-12 recorded October 24, 1956. tracks 2-1 to 2-9 recorded December 21, 1956. tracks 2-10 to 2-15 recorded March 11, 1957 at ABC Studios, Hollywood for the Stars Of Jazz TV Show. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 8427328603423 Related Music albums to Jazz Of Two Cities by Warne Marsh Quintet The Ted Brown Sextet Featuring Warne Marsh And Art Pepper - Free Wheeling Ted Brown Sextet, The Featuring Warne Marsh And Art Pepper - Free Wheeling Warne Marsh - Release Record. Send Tape. Warne Marsh Quartet - Live in Berlin Bill Evans Trio With Lee Konitz & Warne Marsh - Crosscurrents Warne Marsh - Jazz Of Two Cities Lee Konitz - Lee Konitz Quintet With Warne Marsh Warne Marsh Lee Konitz Quintet - Live At The Montmartre Club (Jazz Exchange Vol. 2) Warne Marsh Quartet - Music For Prancing Warne Marsh - Two Days in the Life Of.
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