Edmond Hall - Rompin' in '44GHB JAZZ FOUNDATION EDMOND HALL ROMPIN' IN '44 Recorded Jan 25, 1944 for World Transcription. This is the first commercial release of this music, including false starts, incomplete takes, unissued and issued takes. Transcriptions were used by radio stations to fill gaps in programming, they were not sold to the public. Bass Johnny Williams Clarinet Edmond Hall Piano Ellis Larkins Trombone Henderson Chambers Trumpet Irving Randolph Vibraphone Red Norvo

Celebrating 50 years of the group Los Ruphay

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The album was ranked #42 on Rolling Stones' list of the 100 greatest albums of the '80s

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The result of both recordings is "Parallel": a double album with two solo piano recordings

He was drawn in particular to the genre of the string quartet - and here we are presenting his energetic String Quartet No

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This Dead Silence spits out a slick

"Mozart would have been a good Cuban" she was told in Havana

wrote: "Tossy Spivakovsky demonstrated again his impressive artistry

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