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The Jazz Masters - 27 Classic Performances From The Columbia Masterpieces Series

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The Jazz Masters - 27 Classic Performances From The Columbia Masterpieces Series

Download The Jazz Masters - 27 Classic Performances From The Columbia Masterpieces Series by The Dave Brubeck Quartet
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The Jazz Masters - 27 Classic Performances From The Columbia Masterpieces Series

The Dave Brubeck Quartet Sony
Released: Mar 28, 1989
Number of Disks: 2

Disk 1

1

Summertime

  by  Miles Davis
Time: 2:37     Size: 5MB
2

Wonderful Copenhagen

 
Time: 5:30     Size: 8MB
3

Where Or When

  by  Erroll Garner
Time: 2:31     Size: 4MB
4

Life Goes To A Party

  by  Benny Goodman
Time: 2:50     Size: 6MB
5

I Wished On The Moon

  by  Billie Holiday
Time: 2:25     Size: 4MB
6

Don't You Miss Your Baby

  by  Buck Clayton
Time: 9:08     Size: 8MB
7

Blue In Green

  by  Miles Davis
Time: 3:26     Size: 8MB
8

Four Brothers

  by  Woody Herman
Time: 2:35     Size: 5MB
9

A Monday Date

  by  Louis Armstrong
Time: 2:31     Size: 4MB
10

Rose Room

  by  Charlie Christian
Time: 2:05     Size: 4MB
11

Laura

  by  J.J. Johnson Quintet
Time: 2:43     Size: 5MB
12

Battle Royal

  by  Duke Ellington & Count Basie
Time: 3:32     Size: 8MB
13

China Boy

  by  The Benny Goodman Sextet
Time: 2:46     Size: 4MB
14

Charleston Alley

  by  Lambert, Hendricks & Ross
Time: 2:38     Size: 5MB
1

Taxi War Dance

  by  Count Basie & His Orchestra; with Lester Young
Time: 2:07     Size: 4MB
2

Hesitating Blues

  by  Louis Armstrong
Time: 3:20     Size: 7MB
3

My Romance

  by  Ben Webster & Sweet Edison
Time: 2:54     Size: 6MB
4

In A Mellotone

  by  Duke Ellington
Time: 2:00     Size: 4MB
5

Blue Rondo A La Turk

  by  Dave Brubeck
Time: 6:42     Size: 9MB
6

Misty

  by  Stan Getz
Time: 3:24     Size: 8MB
7

Far Wells, Mill Valley

  by  Charlie Mingus
Time: 4:11     Size: 9MB
8

Fran-Dance

  by  Miles Davis
Time: 5:00     Size: 11MB
9

Gimme A Pigfoot

  by  Bessie Smith
Time: 2:10     Size: 3MB
10

Honeysuckle Rose

  by  Louis Armstrong
Time: 2:17     Size: 4MB
11

I Get Along Without You Very Well

  by  Billie Holiday
Time: 2:19     Size: 4MB
12

The Pan Piper

  by  Miles Davis
Time: 2:37     Size: 6MB
13

Crepuscule With Nellie

  by  Thelonious Monk
Time: 2:07     Size: 4MB

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