Squawk this way
Frankie Ford “You Talk Too Much” (Courtesy of Uncle Gil)
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Brian, Keith, Charlie, Mick and Bill “Collector’s Only” (Decca 211035, Mono) (Courtesy of Rockalain)
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I’m all about the Brazilian records lately. Here’s another old one from a site called Bossa-Brazileria
(18 votes, average: 4.00 out of 5) Loading ...Bare bones
“Sliding Easy” with the CURTIS FULLER SEXTET. What an amazing line up: LEE MORGAN. HANK MOBLEY. TOMMY FLANAGAN. PAUL CHAMBERS. ELVIN JONES. Arrangements by: BENNY GOLSON & GIGI GRYCE. United Artists. (1959)
- Down home
- C.T.A.
- When lights are low
- I wonder Where our love has gone
- Bongo bop
- Bit of heaven
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“At the Monster Ball” The Vampires United Artists (1964). Compositions by Milton DeLugg. Read about and find downloads here at Scarstuff
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Dog gone
Lightning Hopkins on Kent Records. “Original Folk Blues” From the collection of Rockalain.
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Johnny Bond “Here Come the Elephants” From the collection of Uncle Gil.
Pink Elephants and drunken visions. Here are the top 100 drinking songs.
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The Gerry Mulligan Quartet “Reunion” with Chet Baker. World Pacific Records
Mulligan (BS), Baker (T), Henry Grimes (B), Dave Bailey (D) (1957)
The Mulligan-Baker group of 1952-53 was one of the best and most popular jazz ensembles of the fifties (even without a piano!). This reunion session was one of the few times the two leaders recorded together afterwards.
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