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1933: The Cheloni Broadcast Transcriptions

1933: The Cheloni Broadcast Transcriptions by Eddie South buy album

Eddie South

Label: Jazz Oracle
Released: 2008
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Track Listing

CD1: Ay! Mama Ines; What a Perfect Combination; A Sleepy Little Village; Dark Eyes; Star Dust; When It

Personnel
Eddie South

violin

Additional Personnel / Information

Clifford King: clarinet, vocal; Eddie South: violin, vocal; J. Wright Smith: ensemble violin; Antonio Spaulding: piano, celesta; Everett Barksdale: guitar, vocal; Milt Hinton: string bass, vocal; Jimmy Bertrand: drums, percussion.


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