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Basement Jazz # 24

Basement Jazz # 24

Publié le vendredi 26 avril 2019 à 04:39 par Stuart Held

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He Jazzmenteers all over.....

Well 24 shows so far, wow this is a hit show were guessing, but all of you determine that.

So some of the songs will be from: Kirill Poudavoff / Lenny Tristano Trio / Billy Taylor and The Paul Mitchell Trio and a few more....

So let's get spinning...

Intro: Jingle Jangle-Ron Frangapane

The Chicken-Kirill Poudavoff
Potatoes-Tony Scott & Dick Garcia
Fly Me To The Moon-The Paul Mitchell Trio
Bugle Call Rag-The Lions Jazz Band
Night Wind-Billy Taylor
Show Me-Billy Taylor
Can't Help Loving That Man-The Barney Bigard Quintet
Joy Ride-Ray Charles
Some Of These Days-George Wettling Jazz Trio
Last Night When We Were Young-Jimmy Raney
Battle Of The Saxes-Colman Hawkins
Quiet Please-Cliff Jackson & The Village Cats
East Of Suez-Charlie Ventura
The X Factor-Michael White
Blue Boy-Lenny Tristano Trio Outro: Happy Feeling-Paul Quinichette

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