Lionel Hampton – Historical Recording Sessions 1939-1941 Vol 2
| Лейбл: | RCA – PM 42417 |
| Формат: | Vinyl , Box Set |
| Страна: | France |
| Дата релиза: | 1979 |
| Жанр: | Jazz |
| Стиль: | Swing |
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Треклист:
| A1 | Twelth Street Rag |
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| A2 | When Lights Are Low |
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| A3 | When Lights Are Low |
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| A4 | One Sweet Letter From You |
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| A5 | Hot Mallets |
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| A6 | Early Session Hop |
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| A7 | I'm On My Way From You |
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| A8 | Haven't Named It Yet |
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| B1 | The Heebie Jeebies Are Rockin' The Town |
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| B2 | The Heebie Jeebies Are Rockin' The Town |
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| B3 | The Munson Street Breakdown |
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| B4 | I've Found A New Baby |
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| B5 | I Can't Get Started |
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| B6 | Four Or Five Times |
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| B7 | Gin For Christmas |
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| B8 | Dinah |
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| C1 | Dinah |
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| C2 | My Buddy |
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| C3 | Singin' The Blues |
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| C4 | Shades Of Jade |
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| C5 | Till Tom Special |
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| C6 | Flying Home |
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| C7 | Save It, Pretty Mama |
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| C8 | Tempo And Swing |
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| D1 | House Of Morgan |
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| D2 | I'd Be Lost Without You |
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| D3 | Central Avenue Breakdown |
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| D4 | Jack The Bellboy |
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| D5 | Dough-Rey-Mi |
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| D6 | Jivin' With Jarvis |
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| D7 | Blue (Because Of You) |
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| D8 | A Ghost Of A Chance |
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| E1 | Just For Laffs |
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| E2 | Martin On Every Block |
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| E3 | Pig Foot Sonata |
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| E4 | Charlie Was A Sailor |
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| E5 | Lost Love |
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| E6 | I Nearly Lost My Mind |
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| E7 | Altitude |
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| E8 | Fiddle Dee Dee |
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| F1 | Bogo Jo |
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| F2 | Open House |
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| F3 | Smart Aleck |
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| F4 | Bouncing At The Beacon |
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| F5 | Give Me Some Skin |
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| F6 | Now That You Are Mine |
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| F7 | Chasin' With Chase |
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| F8 | Three-Quarter Boogie |
Участники записи:
- Liner Notes – Daniel Nevers
- Liner Notes – Stanley Dance
- Photography – Frank Driggs Collection
- Reissue Producer – Jean-Paul Guiter
Лейблы и идентификаторы:
- Rights Society : SACEM SACD SDRM SGDL
Компании:
- Printed By – Offset France
Участники записи:
- Liner Notes – Daniel Nevers
- Liner Notes – Stanley Dance
- Photography – Frank Driggs Collection
- Reissue Producer – Jean-Paul Guiter
