The “Pres” and the “Bean” (Lester Young and Coleman Hawkins) Savoy Records Burt Goldblatt cover art. Mid-twentieth century jazz and it’s culture coined colorful slang and dubbed it’s players affectionate, funny nicknames such as “Bird”, “Hawk”, “Bags”, “Count”, “Pops”, “Duke”, “Lady Day”, “Dex”, “Dizzy”, “”Toots”, “Fatha”, “Cannonball”, “Cootie”, Monk”, “Sassy”……
(47 votes, average: 3.94 out of 5)
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Johnny Otis “Telephone Baby” Capitol Records
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“Surprise Party” “Calling All Dancers!” Philips Records
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Bobby Dylan “Mixed Up Confusion” / “Corrina, Corrina” CBS Records (1966) Produced by John Hammond I think that this was originally recorded and released by Columbia in 1962. Too many variations of Dylan releases to comprehend. Nice cover photo though. And the songs… well they hold up just fine!
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Jose Angel “Madre Soy Cristiano Homosexual” (“Mom, I am a Christian Homosexual”)
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Estoria de 4 Bichinhos (A Story of 4 Bitchin’ Ho’s” ?) Rita Amaral
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