Jimmie Lunceford

Jimmie Lunceford

Jimmie Lunceford

ASIN: B00005NT3A

Track Listings
Disc: 1
1. Organ Grinder's Swing
2. Jazz Hot
3. 'Tain't What You Do (It's the Way That You Do It) - Jimmie Lunceford, James Young
4. Margie
5. Life Is Fine - Jimmie Lunceford,
6. Four or Five Times - Jimmie Lunceford, Mr. S. Oliver, W. Smith, J. Karen Thomas
7. Baby, Won't You Please Come Home - Jimmie Lunceford, J. Karen Thomas
8. I'm Gonna See My Baby
9. Twenty-Four Robbers
10. Knock Me a Kiss - Jimmie Lunceford, W. Smith
See all 14 tracks on this disc

Disc: 2
1. Harlem Shout
2. Strictly Instrumental - Jimmie Lunceford & His Orchestra
3. Keep Smilin', Keep Laughin', Be Happy - Jimmie Lunceford, J. Karen Thomas
4. Lonesome Road - Jimmie Lunceford, Trummy Young
5. Buzz-Buzz-Buzz - Jimmie Lunceford,
6. For Dancers Only
7. Well, All Right Then - Jimmie Lunceford,
8. Mandy, Make up Your Mind
9. This Is My Confession to You - Jimmie Lunceford,
10. That Someone Must Be You - Jimmie Lunceford,
See all 14 tracks on this disc

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Strictly Lunceford
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    		Strictly Lunceford
    Jimmie Lunceford & His Orchestra
    Manufacturer: Proper Box UK
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    Tracks:

    1. Chickasaw Stomp
    2. Memphis Rag
    3. In Dat Mornin'
    4. Sweet Rhythm
    5. Flaming Reeds And Screaming Brass
    6. While Love Lasts
    7. White Heat
    8. Jazznocracy
    9. Chillun, Get Up!
    10. Leaving Me
    11. Swingin' Uptown
    12. Breakfast Ball
    13. Here Goes (A Fool)
    14. Remember When
    15. Sophisticated Lady
    16. Mood Indigo
    17. Rose Room
    18. Black And Tan Fantasy
    19. Stratosphere
    20. Nana
    21. Miss Otis Regrets
    22. Unsophisticated Sue
    23. Stardust
    24. Dream Of You
    25. Stomp It Off
    26. Call It Anything (It Wasn't Love)

    Tracks:

    1. Because You're You
    2. Chillun, Get Up!
    3. Solitude
    4. Rain,
    5. Since My Best Gal Turned Me Down
    6. Jealous
    7. Rhythm Is Our Business
    8. I'm Walking Through Heaven With You
    9. Shake Your Head (From Side To Side)
    10. Sleepy-Time Gal
    11. Bird Of Paradise
    12. Runnin' Wild
    13. Four Or Five Times
    14. (If I Had) Rhythm In My Nursery Rhymes
    15. Swanee River
    16. (You Take The East, Take The West, Take The North) I'll Take The South
    17. Avalon
    18. Hittin' The Bottle
    19. I'm Nuts About Screwy Music
    20. The Best Things In Life Are Free
    21. The Melody Man
    22. Organ Grinder's Swing
    23. On The Beach At Bali Bali
    24. Muddy Water (A Mississippi Moan)

    Tracks:

    1. Harlem Shout
    2. Running A Temperature
    3. He Ain't Got Rhythm
    4. Slumming On Park Avenue
    5. Coquette
    6. The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down
    7. Hell's Bells
    8. For Dancers Only
    9. Posin'
    10. The First Time I Saw You
    11. Pigeon Walk
    12. Annie Laurie
    13. Frisco Fog.
    14. Margie
    15. The Love Nest
    16. Down By The Old Mill Stream
    17. My Melancholy Baby
    18. Sweet Sue, Just You
    19. By The River Sainte Marie
    20. 'Tain't What You Do (It's The Way That You Do It)
    21. Cheatin' On Me
    22. Le Jazz Hot
    23. Time's A-Wastin
    24. Baby, Won't You Please Come Home ?
    25. The Lonesome Road
    26. What Is This Thing Called Swing ?

    Tracks:

    1. Easter Parade
    2. Ain't She Sweet
    3. Well, All Right Then
    4. I Used To Love You (But It's All Over Now)
    5. Belgium Stomp
    6. Wham (Re-Bop-Boom-Bam)
    7. Uptown Blues
    8. Lunceford Special
    9. What's Your Story Morning Glory
    10. I Got It
    11. Monotony In Four Flats
    12. Blue Prelude
    13. Twenty-Four Robbers
    14. Battle Axe
    15. Chocolate
    16. Flamingo
    17. Siesta At The Fiesta
    18. Hi Spook
    19. Yard Dog Mazurka
    20. Impromptu
    21. Blues In The Night, Pts 1 & 2
    22. Strictly Instrumental
    23. Knock Me A Kiss
    24. Back Door Stuff Pts 1 & 2
    25. The Honeydripper
    26. Cement Mixer

    Album Description

    2007 four CD box set from Proper. The Jimmie Lunceford band was one of the outstanding black big bands of the '30s and '40s. The relative lack of latter-day attention might be attributable to Lunceford's tragically early death in 1947 at the age of 45. But this alone cannot be the cause of Lunceford's apparent dismissal from the collective memory of the Jazz world. In this respect the Lunceford band might have been a victim of its versatility, the band functioned as a show band, a dance band and a Jazz band, serving a musical menu of novelty tunes, sentimental ballads, music for dancing and spectacular "Flag wavers". Proper.

    Album Details

    Along with the Bands of Fletcher Henderson, Duke Ellington and Count Basie, the Jimmie Lunceford Band was One of the Outstanding Black Big Bands of the 1930s and 1940s. All Achieved Enormous Popularity and a Measure of Commercial Success During Those Years. Yet While Today the Fletcher Henderson Band is Primarily Remembered for Its Significant Breakthrough as a Purveyor of Extraordinary And, for their Day, Advanced Performances of Arranged Big Band Music and for the Boost Henderson's Arrangement Gave to Benny Goodman's Career, Ellington and Basie Are Revered as Major Figures of Jazz, Few Fans Today Remember Much About Jimmie Lunceford, Play his Music Or Collect his Records. This Relative Lack of Latter-day Attention Might Be Attributable to Lunceford's Tragically Early Death in 1947 at the Age of 45.
    Anthology 1934-1942
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      Jimmie Lunceford
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      ASIN: B000FORAAO
      Release Date: 2007-04-24

      Tracks:

      1. Swingin' Uptown
      2. Mood Indigo
      3. Rose Room
      4. Dream Of You
      5. Stomp It Off
      6. Since My Best Gal Turned Me Down
      7. Rhythm Is Our Business
      8. Sleepy Time Gal
      9. Runnin' Wild
      10. Four Or Five Times
      11. Avalon
      12. The Melody Man
      13. Organ Grinder's Swing
      14. Muddy Waters
      15. He Ain't Got Rhythm
      16. For Dancers Only
      17. Posin'
      18. Put On Your Grey Bonnet
      19. Pigeon Walk
      20. Annie Laurie
      21. Margie
      22. By The River Sint Marie

      Tracks:

      1. 'Tain't What You Do
      2. Cheatin' On Me
      3. Le Jazz Hot
      4. Baby, Won't You Please Come Home
      5. The Lonesome Road
      6. Easter Parade
      7. Ain't She Sweet
      8. Well, All Right Then
      9. I Used To Love You
      10. I'm Alone With you
      11. Wham
      12. Uptown Blues
      13. I Wanna Hear Swing Songs
      14. Chopin's Prelude No.7
      15. Monotony In Four Flats
      16. Okay For Baby
      17. Twenty Four Robbers
      18. Yard Dog Mazurka
      19. Impromptu
      20. Blues In The Night, Part 1
      21. Blues In The Night, Part 2
      22. Knock Me A Kiss
      1939
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        		1939
        Jimmie Lunceford & His Orchestra
        Manufacturer: Classics
        ProductGroup: Music
        Binding: Audio CD

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        ASIN: B000001NIW
        Release Date: 1996-11-19

        Tracks:

        1. Baby Won't You Please Come Home?
        2. You're Just A Dream
        3. The Lonesome Road
        4. You Set Me On Fire
        5. I've Only Myself To Blame
        6. What Is This Thing Called Swing?
        7. Mixup
        8. Shoemaker's Holiday
        9. Blue Blazes
        10. Mandy
        11. Easter Parade
        12. Ain't She Sweet?
        13. White Heat
        14. Oh Why, Oh Why
        15. Well, All Right Then
        16. You Let Me Down
        17. I Love You
        18. Who Did You Meet Last Night?
        19. You Let Me Down
        20. Sassin' The Boss
        21. I Want The Waiter (With The Water)
        22. I Used To Love You (But It's All Over Now)
        23. Belgium Stomp
        24. You Can Fool Some Of The People (Some Of The Time)
        25. Think Of Me, Little Daddy
        26. Liza (All The Clouds'll Roll Away)
        1940-1941
        Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
        • greatness, greatnmess, swing, fun, a Great one
        		 1940-1941
        Jimmie Lunceford & His Orchestra
        Manufacturer: Classics
        ProductGroup: Music
        Binding: Audio CD

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        ASIN: B000001NLE
        Release Date: 1996-11-19

        Tracks:

        1. Whatcha Know Joe?
        2. Red Wagon
        3. You Ain't Nowhere
        4. Please Say The Word
        5. Okay For Baby
        6. Flight Of The Jitterbug
        7. Blue Afterglow
        8. Blue Prelude
        9. Twenty-Four Robbers
        10. I Had A Premonition
        11. Battle Axe
        12. Peace And Love For All (Prayer For Moderns)
        13. Chocolate
        14. I'm Walking Through Heaven With You
        15. You're Always In My Dreams
        16. Flamingo
        17. Siesta At The Fiesta
        18. Gone
        19. Hi Spook
        20. Yard Dog Mazurka
        21. Impromptu
        22. Blues In The Night -Part 1
        23. Blues In The Night -Part 2

        Amazon.com

        Jimmie Lunceford's band maintained its popularity throughout the swing era, keeping its polished sectional play and relaxed swing fresh with a focus on strong arranging. While the band would sometimes act as a backdrop for novelty and sentimental vocals, there was always musical subtlety in the band parts. This disc in the Chronological Classics series takes Lunceford's band up to the wartime recording ban, including music from its last great period. The band's take on the Basie hit "Red Wagon" demonstrates the turns Lunceford could take, and there were still plenty of ideas coming from pianist Ed Wilcox and new arrangers like trumpeter Gerald Wilson and Billy Moore. Altoist Willie Smith often brings a touch of the blues to his solos, while some classical references turn up in "Flight of the Jitterbug" and "Yard Dog Mazurka." The concluding "Blues in the Night," heard in two versions, shows the Lunceford sound at its most sumptuous. --Stuart Broomer

        Customer Reviews:

        5 out of 5 stars greatness, greatnmess, swing, fun, a Great one.......2005-03-01

        This was the hot, sweet, but sophisticated, party music of the Swing Era. No one was more popular among Black youth who needed music to party than Lunsford. No one out performed them in their stage show. They were decisive to the shape of big band music with their arrangers setting the pace for many other swing bands for decades after Lunsfords death in the mid 1940s.


        When I saw the series that was purported to tell the story of Jazz on PBS a couple years ago, I thought I had missed an episode because there was not a full program about Lunsford, or continual mention of the great band and its decisive influence on Jazz. Then I went to my friend who is one of the planet's major jazz lovers and who videotapes anything broadcast with jazz or good music and asked him about the missing episode. He said there wasn't one. I couldn't believe it, just couldn't.

        Jimmie Lunsford's orchestra was one of the great Jazz Bands along with Basie, Ellington, and Chick Webb. In many ways, they were the popular royalty of swing, because they presented a higher level of entertainment and were probably more popular among African Americans than Ellington, and were longer lasting than Basie.

        Listen to this music. It's smooth, cool, fun, nothing but danceable. The vocals are clean and cool and when the band sings it isn't the usual hoarse half-shout---which I still ador whenever a swing band shouts back--but an organized choir. This is music that must have been what the coolest of the cool guys and gals of the time listened to and above all partied to at the height of the depression.

        While they may not have had the kind of impact on Jazz as an art as Ellington's excellent arrangements and compositions or the way Basie's rhythmn section made four beat swing unconquerable and provided a platform for the greatness of Lester Young and, Lunceford had a deeper influence on the white swing bands on post-swing "big band" music. The tight but swinging sound of the Lunsford orchestra, the way the horn sections alternated, the way the voicings were so clear and un mistakeable became the pattern for most of the popular swing bands. The great arrangers within the Lunsford Orchestra like Eddie Durham (Basie actually made a deal with Lunsford to borrow Durham for two years!!), Sy Oliver, and Gerald Wilson were hired by all the big white Swing bands of the 1940s like Glenn Miller who is forever identified with Eddie Durham's arrangement of "In the Mood." Oliver and Wilson outlasted the Swing era either as arrangers and leaders of recording and movie score orchestras into the 1970s.

        It wasn't just dance and party music, smooth performanced, choreographed stage shows, Lunsford even had and pulled off great arrangements of light classical pieces.

        Unfortunately, while Hampton, Ellington, and Basie lived on and kept their flames going, Jimmie Lunsford died in an auto accident in the forties. So, a lot people don't realize he belongs there with Basie and Ellington in the pantheon of Swing.
        Jimmie Lunceford 1930 1934
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          		Jimmie Lunceford 1930 1934

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          ASIN: B00007GX3I
          Release Date: 1997-12-09
          Rhythm Is Our Business
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          • rhythm was their business!
          • In the Pantheon of Swing the Great One
          • Absolutely wonderful
          		 Rhythm Is Our Business
          Jimmie Lunceford & His Orchestra
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          Release Date: 1994-04-20

          Tracks:

          1. Flaming Reeds and Screaming Brass
          2. While Love Lasts
          3. Sophisticated Lady
          4. Black and Tan Fantasy
          5. Since My Best Gal Turned Me Down
          6. Shake Your Head (From Side to Side)
          7. Sleepy Time Gal
          8. Four or Five Times
          9. Hittin' the Bottle
          10. My Blue Heaven
          11. Organ Grinder's Swing
          12. For Dancers Only
          13. Pigeon Walk
          14. Margie
          15. 'Tain't What You Do (It's the Way...
          16. Jazz Hot
          17. Time's A-Wastin'
          18. Baby Won't You Please Come Home
          19. Belgium Stomp
          20. I'm Alone with You
          21. Uptown Blues
          22. What's Your Story, Morning Glory?
          23. Barefoot Blues
          24. Rhythm Is Our Business

          Customer Reviews:

          5 out of 5 stars rhythm was their business!.......2005-12-04

          This is a wonderful overview of one the top big bands from that era. Uptown Blues is as good as any blues of the time, with the wonderful alto sax of Willie Smith wailing away. My kids used to love "taint what you do" with the catchy singalong chorus. "rhythm is our business" really sums up the bands approach to music and could have been the themesong for the swing era. You'll be tapping your feet to the rhythm and laughing to some of the humorous lyrics too. A great introduction to the Lunceford orchestra and swing music too.

          5 out of 5 stars In the Pantheon of Swing the Great One.......2005-03-01

          This was the hot, sweet, but sophisticated, party music of the Swing Era. No one was more popular among Black youth who needed music to party than Lunsford. No one out performed them in their stage show. They were decisive to the shape of big band music with their arrangers setting the pace for many other swing bands for decades after Lunsfords death in the mid 1940s.


          When I saw the series that was purported to tell the story of Jazz on PBS a couple years ago, I thought I had missed an episode because there was not a full program about Lunsford, or continual mention of the great band and its decisive influence on Jazz. Then I went to my friend who is one of the planet's major jazz lovers and who videotapes anything broadcast with jazz or good music and asked him about the missing episode. He said there wasn't one. I couldn't believe it, just couldn't.

          Jimmie Lunsford's orchestra was one of the great Jazz Bands along with Basie, Ellington, and Chick Webb. In many ways, they were the popular royalty of swing, because they presented a higher level of entertainment and were probably more popular among African Americans than Ellington, and were longer lasting than Basie.

          Listen to this music. It's smooth, cool, fun, nothing but danceable. The vocals are clean and cool and when the band sings it isn't the usual hoarse half-shout---which I still ador whenever a swing band shouts back--but an organized choir. This is music that must have been what the coolest of the cool guys and gals of the time listened to and above all partied to at the height of the depression.

          While they may not have had the kind of impact on Jazz as an art as Ellington's excellent arrangements and compositions or the way Basie's rhythmn section made four beat swing unconquerable and provided a platform for the greatness of Lester Young and, Lunceford had a deeper influence on the white swing bands on post-swing "big band" music. The tight but swinging sound of the Lunsford orchestra, the way the horn sections alternated, the way the voicings were so clear and un mistakeable became the pattern for most of the popular swing bands. The great arrangers within the Lunsford Orchestra like Eddie Durham (Basie actually made a deal with Lunsford to borrow Durham for two years!!), Sy Oliver, and Gerald Wilson were hired by all the big white Swing bands of the 1940s like Glenn Miller who is forever identified with Eddie Durham's arrangement of "In the Mood." Oliver and Wilson outlasted the Swing era either as arrangers and leaders of recording and movie score orchestras into the 1970s.

          It wasn't just dance and party music, smooth performanced, choreographed stage shows, Lunsford even had and pulled off great arrangements of light classical pieces.

          Unfortunately, while Hampton, Ellington, and Basie lived on and kept their flames going, Jimmie Lunsford died in an auto accident in the forties. So, a lot people don't realize he belongs there with Basie and Ellington in the pantheon of Swing.

          5 out of 5 stars Absolutely wonderful.......2001-01-23

          This album was wonderful. I have owned this CD for many years now and I have never gotten tired of it. IT is a great example of music from the 30's. You will love it!
          Over the Rainbow
          Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
          • One of America's great songwriters
          		 Over the Rainbow

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          Release Date: 1997-11-18

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          1. (You Got Me In Between) The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea
          2. I've Got The World On A String
          3. I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues
          4. Public Melody No. 1
          5. When The Sun Comes Out
          6. Hittin' The Bottle
          7. Let's Fall In Love
          8. Let's Put Our Heads Together
          9. Now I Know
          10. As Long As I Live
          11. Rasin' The Rent
          12. Blues In The Night
          13. Down With Love
          14. Over The Rainbow
          15. It's Only A Paper Moon
          16. Bud's Won't Bud
          17. One For My Baby (And One More For The Road)
          18. Stormy Weather
          19. Kickin' The Gong Around
          20. Two Blind Loves
          21. That Old Black Magic
          22. Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive
          23. Ill Wind
          24. Get Happy

          Customer Reviews:

          5 out of 5 stars One of America's great songwriters.......2001-03-09

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          Life is Fine (Quadromania)
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            		Life is Fine (Quadromania)
            Jimmie Lunceford
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            Release Date: 2006-05-08

            Tracks:

            1. Oh Boy
            2. Thunder
            3. Babs
            4. Swanee River
            5. You Take The East, Take West, Take The North, I'll Take South
            6. Avalon
            7. Charmaine
            8. Hittin' The Bottle
            9. My Blue Heaven
            10. I'm Nuts About Screwy Music
            11. Best Things In Life Are Free
            12. Melody Man
            13. Organ Grinder's Swing
            14. On The Beach At Bali-Bali
            15. Me And The Moon
            16. Living From Day To Day
            17. 'tain't Good (Like A Nickle Made Of Wood)
            18. Muddy Waters A Mississippi Moan)
            19. I Can't Escape From You
            20. Harlem Shout
            21. (This Is) My Last Affair
            22. Running A Tempature
            23. Count Me Out
            24. I'll See You In My Dreams
            25. He Ain't Got Rhythm
            26. Linger Awhile
            27. Honest And Truly
            28. Slumming On Park Avenue
            29. Coquette
            30. Merry-Go Round Broke Down
            31. Ragging The Scale
            32. Hell's Bells
            33. For Dancers Only
            34. Posin'
            35. First Time I Saw You
            36. Honey, Keep Your Mind On Me
            37. Put On Your Old Grey Bonnet
            38. Pigeon Walk
            39. Like A Ship At Sea
            40. Teasin' Tessie Brown
            41. Annie Laurie
            42. Frisco Fog
            43. Margie
            44. Love Nest
            45. I'm Laughing Up Sleeve (Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha)
            46. Down By The Old Mill Stream
            47. My Melancholy Baby
            48. Sweet Sue- Just You
            49. By The River Sainte Marie
            50. Rainin'
            51. 'tain't What Do You (It's The Way That You Do It)
            52. Cheatin' On Me
            53. Le Jazz Hot
            54. Time's A -Wasting'
            55. Baby, Won't You Please Come Home
            56. Lonesome Road
            57. Mandy
            58. Ain't She Sweet?
            59. Well , All Right Then
            60. Uptown Blues
            61. Twenty-Four Robbers
            62. Blues In The Night (Pt. 1 & 2)
            63. I'm Losing My Mind (Because Of You)
            64. Life Is Fine
            65. It Had To Be You
            66. I'm Gonna Move To The Outskirts Of Town (Pt. 1 & 2)
            67. Strictly Instrumental
            68. Knock Me A Kiss
            69. Keep Smilin' Keep Laughin' Be Happy
            70. I Dream A Lot About You
            71. Easy Street
            72. Jeep Ryhthm
            73. Back Door Stuff
            74. I' Gonna See My Baby
            75. That Someone Must Be You
            76. I'm I A Jam With Baby
            77. Buzz-Buzz-Buzz
            78. This Is My Confession To You
            79. Baby Are You Kiddin?
            80. Honeydripper
            It's the Way That You Swing It: Hits of Jimmie
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              		It's the Way That You Swing It: Hits of Jimmie
              Jimmie Lunceford & His Orchestra
              Manufacturer: Jasmine Music
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              Binding: Audio CD

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              ASIN: B000068C1K
              Release Date: 2002-07-09
              Jimmie Lunceford 1939-1940
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                		Jimmie Lunceford 1939-1940
                Jimmie Lunceford
                Manufacturer: Classics French
                ProductGroup: Music
                Binding: Audio CD

                GeneralGeneral | Jazz | Styles | Music
                ASIN: B00007GX8A
                Release Date: 2002-10-04

                Tracks:

                1. Put It Away
                2. I'm Alone With You
                3. Rock It For Me
                4. I'm In An Awful Mood
                5. Wham (Re Bop Boom Bam)
                6. Pretty Eyes
                7. Uptwon Blues
                8. Lunceford Special
                9. Bugs Parade
                10. Blues In The Groove
                11. I Wanta Hear Swing Songs
                12. It's Time To Jump And Shout
                13. What's Your Story, Mornin' Glory?
                14. Dinah (Part I)
                15. Dinah (Part II)
                16. Son By L. Van Beethoven ('Pathetique' Op.13)
                17. I Got It
                18. Chopin's Prelude No.7
                19. Swingin On C
                20. Let's Try Again
                21. Monotony In Four Flats
                22. Barefoot Blues
                23. Minnie The Moocher Is Dead
                24. I Ain't Gonna Study War No More
                25. Pavanne

                Jazz Music:

                1. Kaynos
                2. Listen to the Dawn [Import]
                3. Live from Studio A in New York City [Hybrid SACD] [Live]
                4. Live in New York/More Stuff [Live]
                5. Macedonian Blues: Laments and Dances
                6. Mary Lou Williams & the Trumpet Giants [Import]
                7. Me Myself An Eye [Original recording remastered] [Import]
                8. Meets Johnny Smith [Import]
                9. Metropole Orchestra
                10. Monk's Dream

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