Traditional Jazz & Ragtime - 145

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* A collection of broadcast performances from New York's Savoy Ballroom and Roseland Ballroom 1939-40, when Ella Fitzgerald led the Chick Webb Band. * These swinging instrumentals feature solos from Bobby Stark, Sandy Williams, and Tommy Fulford. In spite of Chick Webb's absence, these tracks show Fitzgerald to be an inspirational leader, and the band jumps! * Dubbed ''The First Lady of Song,'' Ella Fitzgerald was the most popular female jazz singer in the US for more than half a century. In

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Despite their close working relationship on a number of landmark albums, arranger-bandleader Nelson Riddle rarely appeared onstage with Frank Sinatra. This disc captures one of those concerts, a legendary Seattle show with a set list drawn mainly from the string of classic LPs the singer was in the midst of making. In fine voice and emotional shading from ''I Won't Dance'' to ''One for My Baby,'' Sinatra gives a dynamic, magnetic performance that makes one wish for a time machine. Far more

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No Description Available.Genre: VocalsMedia Format: Compact DiskRating: Release Date: 17-OCT-2006.

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CDShrink-wrapped.

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Limited Edition Japanese pressing of this album comes housed in a miniature LP sleeve. 2007..

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These recordings were originally issued on LP by Time Records as S/2104 (stereo) Personnel: Carmen McRae (vocals), with Norman Simmons (piano), Victor Sproles (bass), and Stu Martin (drums). Recorded live at the Sugar Hill, San Francisco, on September 27 & October 13, 1962 Recording engineer: Wally Heider Mastering engineer: Hal Diepold Original liner notes: Ralph J. Gleason Album design: Moskof-Morrison Cover photography: Group Three Original sessions supervised by Bob Shad This CD release

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(SACD-HYBRID) Vocalist Jacintha presents the songs of Johnny Mercer, including a beautiful version of Autumn Leaves, singing both the original French intro & first verse as well as the later Johnny Mercer English lyrics. Musicians on this album include Kei Akagi, Teddy Edwards, Larance Marable, Joe La Barbera, Darek Oles & Anthony Wilson. This high-resolution SACD version offers even better sound than the stereo CD with the added bonus of a dynamic multi-channel mix as well!Shrink-wrapped.

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One night in early 1952, the violinist David Sarser, lugged one of the first Ampex reel-to-reel tape decks into a popular Manhattan nightclub on East 54th street called The Embers. His mission was to record some of the excellent music being served up nightly by four of the world's top Jazz musicians at the top of their game. Joe Bushkin, the leader, was a gifted pianist who emerged during the pioneer days of American Jazz, with a gregarious style containing hints of Art Tatum, glints of Teddy

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Live At The Monmatre by Hampton Hawes,When 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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2013 limited edition 24 bit remastered Japanese pressing. Atlantic.

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When 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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All New Recordings / Audiophile Pressing!1987 Issue Date.

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11 tracks w. her Trio in New York on 3 separate performance dates, feat. Joe Zawinul-pno, Jimmy Rouser-bss & Al Jones-drmShrink-wrapped.

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By the early 1970s, the surreal adventurism of albums such as Lorca and Starsailor began to threaten Tim Buckley's commercial survival. Honeyman, the third of Buckley's posthumously released live albums, bridges the gap between the penultimate album and his frenetic live persona. Originally broadcast live on New York's WLR radio station in 1973. By the early 1970s, the surreal adventurism of albums such as Lorca and Starsailor began to threaten Tim Buckley's commercial survival. Honeyman, the