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Various - Original Masters Of The Saxophone

Musician: Various
Album title: Original Masters Of The Saxophone
Size MP3 version: 1269 mb
Size APE version: 1199 mb
Size WMA version: 1242 mb
Rating ✫: 4.1
Votes: 227
Format: AIFF TTA ASF AU DTS MP1 AC3
Genre: Jazz

Various - Original Masters Of The Saxophone mp3 album

Various

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1	–Coleman Hawkins	April In Paris Written By – Duke, E.Y. Harburg	3:06
2	–Lester Young	Lester Leaps In Written By – Lester Young	2:54
3	–Dexter Gordon	If I Had You Written By – Campbell	2:58
4	–Ben Webster	Cotton Tail Written By – Duke Ellington	3:10
5	–Don Byas	Out Of Nowhere Written By – Green, Heyman	3:14
6	–Charlie Parker	Chasin' The Bird Written By – Charlie Parker	2:43
7	–Coleman Hawkins	All The Things You Are Written By – Hammerstein, Kern	2:54
8	–Lester Young	She's Funny That Way Written By – Moret, Whiting	3:18
9	–Johnny Hodges	Day Dream Written By – Duke Ellington, Strayhorn	2:57
10	–Don Byas	Three O' Clock In The Morning Written By – Robledo, Terriss	3:00
11	–Ben Webster	Perdido Written By – Drake, Lenk, Tizol	3:07
12	–Charlie Parker	Dexterity Written By – Charlie Parker	3:01
13	–Dexter Gordon	Long Tall Dexter Written By – Gordon	2:59
14	–Don Byas	Embraceable You Written By – George & Ira Gershwin	3:01
15	–Charlie Parker	Bird Of Paradise Written By – Charlie Parker	3:11
16	–Ben Webster	All Too Soon Written By – Duke Ellington, Sigman	3:29
17	–Lester Young	I Don't Stand A Ghost Of A Chance Written By – Crosby, Lester Young, Washington	3:20
18	–Coleman Hawkins	Picasso Written By – Coleman Hawkins	3:14

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