East Coast Blues - 291

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NEW Combo BLUWAVS CD and FLAC FILE.

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25 tracks from 1926-29 feat. Savoy Bearcats, Evelyn Preer w. Duke Ellington & His Orch., Lloyd Scott's Orch., Charlie Johnson, Leroy Smith, Joe Steele & His Orch..

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Curtis was the R&B sax player in the late '50s & early '60s. They'd cancel sessions if they couldn't get him. He made some highly regarded solo recordings too, and the rarest have always been the Capitol sides from the early '60s. There were some big hits, and the classics, and they're here of course, together with all the other singles, the four original LPs, and 16 prev. unissued cuts..

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The pride of Memphis country blues, Furry Lewis had a diverse repertoire that included a variety of Southern musical styles: folk songs, country music, Delta blues, and jug band among them. After recording noteworthy sides in the late-1920s, Lewis toiled as a Memphis street cleaner until the revivalist movement of the early-1960s. These 20 cuts from 1961 display a more-spirited approach than his early work. The intervening years added character to his vocals while his biting slide-guitar work

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Digitally re-mastered two-fer containing a pair of albums from the Jazz great. Contains the complete album Further Definitions, which showcases the leader in the company of fellow horn men Coleman Hawkins, Phil Woods and Charlie Rouse. The complete 1958 Carter LP Jazz Giant, which also features Benny with great horn players (Ben Webster and Frank Rosolino) has been added as a bonus. Includes 20-page booklet. American Jazz Classics.Cool jazz.

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Christmas jazz vocals and R&B sides featuring many of the biggest names in the business from the '40s, '50s, and '60s. Listen to Hipster's Holiday and you'll feel like you just spent Christmas in the coolest nightclub on Earth. ''Silent Night'' swings in Tim Fuller's Vegas-lounge setting while Lambert, Hendricks & Ross lay on the playful jazz vocals in ''Deck Us All with Boston Charlie'' and John Greer dictates that ''We Wanna See Santa Claus Do the Mambo.'' And so it goes, 18 totally hip

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Carolina Moon by Glenn Kaiser BandWhen sold by Amazon.com, this product will be manufactured on demand using CD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply..

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We continue our series highlighting the American Juke Box/Harlem Hit Parade/Race Record/Rhythm & Blues chart hits by a selection of the biggest stars of the 1940's and 1950's swing, jazz, jump blues and R&B scenes. Most of these performers have never had their biggest hits compiled in one place. Louis Jordan needs no introduction being one of the most influential and successful R & B artists of the 20th Century. In his lifetime he had 54 top 10 hits on the R&B chart, second only to James Brown.

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STEREO VINYL LP! CUTOUT! Ferrante & Teicher: The Roaring 20's! Arthur Ferrante & Louis Teicher, Dual Pianos, With Orchestra Conducted By Arnold Eidus! 1973 United Artists Release! Fold-Open Gatefold Cover! TRACKS: A1. Limehouse Blues; A2. Charmaine; A3. Five Foot Two, Eyes Of Blue; A4. Who's Sorry Now; A5. It Had To Be You; A6. Chewin' The Rag; B1. Sweet Georgia Brown; B2. I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me; B3. Carolina In The Morning; B4. Way Down Yonder In New Orleans; B5. If

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A loving ode to their native South Carolina, this 1977 LP shot MTB to #23 on the pop album charts. It made a splash in the country scene, too, with the crossover hit Heard It in a Love Song ; it joins Fly Like an Eagle; Desert Skies , and the rest of the album plus a bonus live Silverado ! Back in print for the first time in years.