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LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS HOT FIVE the story volume 2/ii LP VG ML 4384 Vinyl 1951 $36.00 |
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Louis Armstrong His Greatest Years Vol 1, 2, 3 & 4 – PMC 1140/2/6/50 – NM VINYL $31.25 |
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REVEREND BEAT-MAN – Dusty Record Cabinet Vol. 2 LP VINYL LOUIS ARMSTRONG MORE $27.99 |
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Louis Armstrong(Vinyl LP)Jazz Spectrum Volume 2-Germany-2356 002-Metro-Ex/NM $27.99 |
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Louis Armstrong(Vinyl LP)Jazz Spectrum Volume 2-Germany-2356 002-Metro-Ex/NM $26.56 |
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG: V.s.o.p. Vol. 2 (jazz vinyl LP) $15.00 |
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Louis Armstrong Volume II (2) Vinyl LP Everest Records FS 312 Near Mint $14.00 |
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG AND THE ALL STARS Satchmo At Symphony Hall Vol 2 VINYL LP $12.49 |
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG: Vol. 2 (jazz, vinyl LP) $12.00 |
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VARIOUS TRIBUTE TO LOUIS ARMSTRONG VOL. 2/HUCKO, SANDKE…/, YUGO LP VINYL $12.00 |
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Louis Armstrong At The Crescendo Vol. 2 : Vinyl Album : Brunswick : LAT 8085 $9.05 |
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Ella Fitzgerald Sings The Cole Porter Songbook $13.15 Long considered a jewel in Verve Records’ very impressive crown, Fitzgerald’s songbook collections of various composers–a series that was started by the success of this set–are all wonderful, but her natural wit and intelligence was at its most perfect with Cole Porter’s erudite, urbane songs. While not as scat-oriented as her small group outings, these Porter sets offer her most realized pop pe… |
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Hot Fives & Sevens $20.53 Between 1925 and 1929, Louis Armstrong created one of the first great bodies of work in jazz. While he worked regularly as a soloist with big bands, he began his career as a leader with the first all-star studio group in jazz, the Hot Five. The other four musicians were Armstrong’s wife, Lil Hardin Armstrong, on piano; Johnny Dodds on clarinet; Kid Ory on trombone; and Johnny St. Cyr on banjo. The… |
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As Time Goes By…The Great American Songbook: Volume II $2.99 At least Rod Stewart is consistent. Long accused by critics of selling his considerable interpretative talents short and playing it safe for the trappings of fame, Stewart revisits the font of his latest career revival here. But while 2002’s It Had To Be You at least turned on the novelty of hearing raspy Rod the Mod tackle a slate of American pop standards with a boozy, world-weary tone that some… |
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Louis Armstrong, Jazz Concert Vol.2. – 10 Vinyl LP … |