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Doctors and Nurses

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Too soon?

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Los Hispanos with Gustavo Quintero  “De Locura”  Zeida Codiscos Records (Columbia)

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I can feel your heart beat

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“El Doctor”  Tito Rodriquez  UA Latino Records  (1968)

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A shot of rhythm and blues

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The New Vaccine!  The Boogie, Twist and Madison from Dr. Jean Constantin!  Vogue Records (France)

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Off the chart

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Dave Brubeck Trio  Fantasy Records   Dave Brubeck – Piano; Ron Crotty – Bass ; Cal Tjader – Drums & Vibes   Another great Arnold Roth illustration.  One of a handful of Brubeck covers done by AR for Fantasy.

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Can’t you hear my heartbeat?

“Through Sick and Sin”  Faye DeWitt  Epic Records (1961)

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Trans fusion express

De Locura con Los Graduados   Zeida Records

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T.B. Blues

The Mad-Hatters  From the Greene County Tuberculosis Society of Springfield, Missouri.  Here’s a rarity – a simple DIY paste-on front cover with these simple, odd paper “creations” representing some of the songs inside.  All having to do with the ill effects and respiratory problems of having Tuberculosis.  This is incredibly strange.  (Thanks to Will and Show and Tell Music, who might have more to add…)

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“But it’s my foot that’s hurt Doc”

Philippe-Gerard   “A Coeur Battant!”   Fontana Records (France)

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Looks good…

“Sounds Great!”   A Mercury Records Stereo Sampler.

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Every beat of my heart

“You Get More Bounce With Curtis Counce!” Contemporary Records.   (1956)   Great West Coast Jazz featuring Harold Land on tenor saxophone, Jack Sheldon on trumpet, and Carl Perkins on piano.   Listen to “Complete” – the opening track, here.

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