Andy Ross - 3 Legged Dog
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Lonnie Donegan - King of Skiffle
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Herbie Hancock & Wayne Shorter Quartet, in "Round Midnight", Gasteig, Germany, 2007
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Manhattan Transfer - Brasil
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Stan Getz - Whatever Stan Wants Stan Getz
The Centurians - Bullwinkle (1963)
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Birth Of A Legend 1958-1691 by Mark Murphy
Some Chicago Blues for a Thursday morning...
Jimmy Reed - Bright Lights, Big City (1961)
Jimmy Reed - Bright Lights, Big City (1961)
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Joe Jackson - Body and Soul
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The Royalettes - Essential Soul Masters
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The Best Of Little Anthony and the Imperials
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Dodo Marmarosa On Dial: Complete Sessions
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Mark Murphy - Rah
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60's Girl Groups
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Kenny Burrell - Midnight Blue
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Charlie Byrd - Homage To Jobim: Live At Fujitsu
Recorded live in August of 1994 at the Fujitsu-Concord 26th Jazz Festival in Concord, CA, Homage to Jobim features guitarist Charlie Byrd performing the music of innovative Brazilian guitarist/composer Antonio Carlos Jobim. No stranger to the music of Jobim, Byrd was one of the first musicians to introduce North American audiences to the bossa nova. As such, fans of Byrd will be familiar with many of these songs as they became staples of his live performances. Nonetheless, as Byrd passed away only a few years after this concert, the album stands as a heartfelt tribute not only to the composer of the songs, but also to Byrd's life and devotion to the music he loved. Joining in the festivities here are such longtime Byrd collaborators as harmonica player Hendrik Meurkens, clarinetist Ken Peplowski, pianist Allen Farnham, bassist Bill Douglass, drummer Chuck Redd and percussionist Michael Spiro. (allmusic.com)
Recorded live in August of 1994 at the Fujitsu-Concord 26th Jazz Festival in Concord, CA, Homage to Jobim features guitarist Charlie Byrd performing the music of innovative Brazilian guitarist/composer Antonio Carlos Jobim. No stranger to the music of Jobim, Byrd was one of the first musicians to introduce North American audiences to the bossa nova. As such, fans of Byrd will be familiar with many of these songs as they became staples of his live performances. Nonetheless, as Byrd passed away only a few years after this concert, the album stands as a heartfelt tribute not only to the composer of the songs, but also to Byrd's life and devotion to the music he loved. Joining in the festivities here are such longtime Byrd collaborators as harmonica player Hendrik Meurkens, clarinetist Ken Peplowski, pianist Allen Farnham, bassist Bill Douglass, drummer Chuck Redd and percussionist Michael Spiro. (allmusic.com)
