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Wynton Kelly Trio Undiluted mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: Undiluted Country: UK Released: 1965 Style: Bop, Hard Bop MP3 version RAR size: 1724 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1608 mb WMA version RAR size: 1515 mb Rating: 4.3 Votes: 390 Other Formats: MIDI AAC AUD MOD WMA MP2 MP3 Tracklist A1 Bobo A2 Swinging 'Til The Girls Come Home A3 My Ship A4 Out Front B1 Never B2 Blues On Purpose B3 If You Could See Me Now B4 Six-Eight Companies, etc. Record Company – E.M.I. Records Limited Licensed From – Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc. Printed By – Ernest J. Day & Co. Ltd. Recorded At – Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey Record Company – The Gramophone Co. Ltd. Credits Bass – Paul Chambers Design – Michael Malatak Drums – Jimmy Cobb Leader, Piano – Wynton Kelly Liner Notes – Tom Reed Photography By – Friedman-Abeles Producer – Creed Taylor Notes Recorded: February 5th, 1965 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Wynton Kelly V6-8622 Undiluted (LP, Album) Verve Records V6-8622 US 1965 Trio Wynton Kelly Undiluted (CD, Album, UCCU-9758 Verve Records UCCU-9758 Japan 2011 Trio Ltd, RE, RM) The Wynton Undiluted (LP, Album, MV 4009 Verve Records MV 4009 Japan 1977 Kelly Trio* RE) Wynton Kelly V6-8622 Undiluted (LP, Album) Verve Records V6-8622 Germany 1965 Trio Wynton Kelly Undiluted (LP, Album, V-8622 Verve Records V-8622 US 1965 Trio Mono) Related Music albums to Undiluted by Wynton Kelly Trio Wynton Kelly - Wynton Kelly! Wynton Kelly - New Faces–New Sounds Wynton Kelly Trio - New Faces – New Sounds: Wynton Kelly Piano Interpretations Wynton Kelly - Kelly Great Wynton Kelly Trio / Wes Montgomery - Smokin' At The Half Note Wynton Kelly Trio & Wes Montgomery - Smokin' At The Half Note Steve Lacy With Wynton Kelly - Steve Lacy With Wynton Kelly Wynton Kelly Trio - It's All Right! Dizzy Gillespie - Sittin' In Don Sleet With Jimmy Heath / Wynton Kelly / Jimmy Cobb / Ron Carter - All Members.

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