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DORSEY, TOMMY DORSEY, JIMMY
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GO THEIR SEPARATE WAYS
(Stock on hand: 4) |
CD: $8.98 (US) - ($8.08 with *discount) |
EMPRESS - UK
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2/10/1998 |
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VOCALS - JAZZ & POP:
22 tracks split evenly between the two brothers' bands, inc. "A Sinner Kissed An Angel", "East Of The Sun" & "Bogg It"
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IRVIN, TOMMY
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TOO TOUGH FOR YOU
(Stock on hand: 13) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
TOPCAT
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6/19/2007 |
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COUNTRY & WESTERN:
Tommy Irvin's music is a mix of Texas Americana, country, blues, rockabilly, swing and folk. Heavily influenced in the Old School by Johnny Horton, Cash, Paycheck, Hank Williams, Hank Snow, Jim Reeves, Hank Thompson, Tennessee Ernie Ford, Little Jimmy Dickens, Buck Jones, Merle Haggard, Marty Robbins, Faron Young and Roger Miller. Most songs are originals. Tommy wrote his first song by age 8. He has recorded more than 200 songs, written over 400 and close to 100 have been published by various companies. Tommy's first single "That's What Highways Are For" made the top 40 on the Texas Music Chart in 2003. Tommy has performed in over 30 states in the Union and also performed in France, Germany and Mexico.
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HYNES, TOM
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THE SUN SHOP
(Stock on hand: 2) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
CHASE
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12/25/1999 |
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JAZZ:
contemporary jazz compositions providing the impetus for inventive soloing on both electric and acoustic guitars
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WILKINSON, SUNNY & TOM GARVIN
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A GENTLE TIME - WHEN SUNNY MEETS TOM
(Stock on hand: 37) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
CHASE
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1/22/2008 |
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VOCALS - JAZZ & POP:
Vocalist Sunny Wilkinson teams up with pianist Tom Garvin to explore (and advance) the art of the duo. The musical empathy that is shared by these two artists is truly extraordinary as they give-and-take on a program that includes "It Could Happen to You," "But Not for Me," "Triste," "But Beautiful," and others. "Sunny Wilkinson is at the top of her game here. She has spent a lot of time refining her craft in the trenches and now emerges as a master songstress able to get inside of a song and find its essential emotional core." - Don Mizell, co-producer, Ray Charles "Genius Loves Company" (Grammy Album of the Year, 2005)
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TATE, TOMMY / LUTHER INGRAM
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IF YOU'VE GOT TO LOVE SOMEBODY / TRYING TO FIND MY LOVE (LIMITED EDITION)
(Stock on hand: 8) |
7: $9.98 (US) - ($8.98 with *discount) |
KENT - UK
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8/5/2011 |
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SOUL:
Tommy Tate's 'If You've Got To Love Somebody' is a constantly in demand Modern Soul anthem. We have flipped it with Luther Ingram's 'Trying To Find My Love' which is picking up fans weekly. Limited press of 1000 copies.
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CHASE QUARTET, TOMMY
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HARD!
(Stock on hand: 1) |
CD: $14.98 (US) - ($13.48 with *discount) |
BGP
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11/3/2006 |
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JAZZ:
A mid-price release in "Hip Pocket" format for an album from the Tommy Chase Quartet, originally released in 1984. Tommy Chase's hard bop band achieved considerable success in the years leading up to the much-heralded UK Jazz boom of the 1980s. In addition to drummer Chase the quartet features Alan Barnes (a key figure on the British jazz scene) - alto and tenor saxes; Nick Weldon - piano; Andrew Cleyndert - bass. Retains the original Nick Coleman (ex-Time Out editor) sleeve notes in full.
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TOMSCO, GEORGE
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THE TEX MEX FIREBALL
(Stock on hand: 1) |
CD: $19.98 (US) - ($17.98 with *discount) |
ACE - UK
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11/10/1998 |
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OLDIES:
30 tracks from his days as a session man, inc. cuts w. The Fireballs, Jimmy Craig, Buddy Holly, Carolyn Hester, Larry Trider, Gary Lee Swafford, Arthur Alexander & many others
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HUNT, TOMMY
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THE BIGGEST MAN
(Stock on hand: 2) |
CD: $19.98 (US) - ($17.98 with *discount) |
KENT - UK
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12/25/1999 |
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OLDIES:
29 original Sceptor & Dynamo recordings from 1961-67, contains all of his '60's hits & 2 never before released dance tracks
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TATE, TOMMY
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I'M SO SATISFIED - THE COMPLETE KO KO RECORDINGS AND MORE
(Stock on hand: 2) |
CD: $19.98 (US) - ($17.98 with *discount) |
KENT - UK
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11/2/2007 |
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SOUL:
Superior Muscle Shoals-recorded Southern (and Northern) soul from a hero of fans of both genres, finally receiving its first ever UK release 30 years after it was recorded. Tommy Tate has never been prolific in his recorded output, but almost everything he's ever recorded is highly rated in Soul circles. This CD brings together everything that Tate recorded for Ko Ko records between 1971 and 1977, and adds three tracks that he cut for Stax just prior to the earliest of his Ko Ko sessions, as lead singer of the Nightingales. The only previous issue of the Ko Ko material on CD came more than 10 years ago, via a Japanese limited edition that sold out almost as soon as it was pressed. Demand for these tracks has increased considerably through that limited run, and the exposure that 'If You've Got To Love Somebody', in particular, has received via both the Northern and Modern Soul scenes. The word is already out among soul collectors that this project is imminent, and they are suitably excited about the prospect of buying a copy.
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VANIAN, DAVE & PHANTOM CHORDS
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DAVE VANIAN & PHANTOM CHORDS
(Stock on hand: 1) |
CD: $19.98 (US) - ($17.98 with *discount) |
BIG BEAT
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12/25/1999 |
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ROCK:
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WEST, TOMMY / TERRY CASHMAN
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HOMETOWN FROLICS / TERRY CASHMAN
(Stock on hand: 1) |
CD: $29.98 (US) - ($26.98 with *discount) |
CHISWICK
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8/6/2010 |
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ROCK:
(2-CD set) Both Tommy West's "Hometown Frolics" and Terry Cashman's self-titled debut began as the fourth official Cashman & West album with the working title of "Back To The Dawn". It was intended to be the first LP released on their new label, Lifesong, named after their third album for ABC/Dunhill. But the pair found themselves moving in different directions during "Dawn's" recording process, so two intensely personal and musically divergent albums emerged from the sessions instead of just one. Included on this package are previously unreleased Cashman & West outtakes such as the original attempts at 'Things Are Getting Better Now', 'I'll Sing For You', 'David And Dawn', and a very raw 'Back To The Dawn' (whose rhythm section featured the rock group Crack The Sky), all of which reveal the process with which each of the solo albums began. They offer as much of a fly-on-the-wall's perspective as one can have on any recording project's history. For instance, one bonus track is the original version of 'Nightingale', an outtake from the album "Lifesong", re-recorded by West for his solo project as a more upbeat country-rocker modelled during the pop-reign of the Eagles. 'Song For Jane', another "Lifesong" outtake, was a candidate for Cashman's project, but never made the final cut. Also included is the single version of West's 'I Know', a charting 45 that featured the artist on layers of later-added musical instruments.
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DIXIE STOMPERS
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JAZZ AT WESTMINSTER COLLEGE
(Stock on hand: 5) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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3/20/2007 |
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JAZZ:
This 1957 recording has not been available since the original LP issue which has been out of print for decades. Traditional jazz at its best on this new CD version which has many never before issued bonus tracks. Live in Fulton Missouri, The Dixie Stompers are Bill Mason, cornet; Norman Mason, clarinet; Jim Haislip, trombone; Glenn Tintera, piano; Pete Patterson, banjo; Bob Kornacher, drums. Heebie Jeebies, Dippermouth Blues, Doctor Jazz and many more.
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NICHOLAS, ALBERT WITH THE ART HODES' ALL-STAR STOMPERS
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THE NEW ORLEANS - CHICAGO CONNECTION
(Stock on hand: 17) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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7/6/2012 |
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JAZZ:
Jazz clarinetist Albert Nicholas played with King Oliver and Jelly Roll Morton in the 1920s, Louis Armstrong in the '30s and was a major figure in the traditional jazz revival in New York in the '40s. Pianist Art Hodes was also on the scene in the '20s and recorded for numerous labels including many successful sides with Nicholas for Blue Note in the '40s. In a review of the original LP of this 1959 session Brian Rust said "One is left without any doubt about Nicholas being far and away the greatest living jazz clarinetist." - The Gramophone. Hodes "plays with a darting vivacity which adds a stimulating sense of excitement to even the more mellow easygoing pieces." High Fidelity Magazine. (Previously deleted: 8/1/10. Original release date: 12/3/96)
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NICHOLAS, ALBERT WITH ART HODES' ALL-STAR STOMPERS
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ALBERT'S BACK IN TOWN
(Stock on hand: 3) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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2/27/2001 |
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JAZZ:
Clarinetist Nicholas was one of the most important musicians of Jazz's Golden Era of the 1920s. He followed Johnny Dodds into the King Oliver band, influenced the clarinet style of Barney Bigard, and was a member of the Louis Armstrong, Chick Webb & Luis Russell orchestras. Nicholas vacationed in Chicago in 1959 where he made time to record this album
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DIXIE STOMPERS
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AIN'T GONNA TELL NOBODY BOUT THE DIXIE STOMPERS
(Stock on hand: 5) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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12/25/1999 |
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JAZZ:
w. guest vocalist Katherine Davis, 4 tracks, 1993 recording
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DIXIE STOMPERS
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STOCK YARDS STRUT
(Stock on hand: 3) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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12/25/1999 |
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JAZZ:
2nd reunion under direction of leader/pianist John Chapman feat. vocalist Karen Carroll
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COX AND HIS NEW ORLEANS STOMPERS, NORRIE
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MOVE THE BODY OVER
(Stock on hand: 3) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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12/25/1999 |
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JAZZ:
British clarinetist & his American counterparts create the energy, joy & richness of 1950s ensemble-driven, blues-drenched New Orleans jazz
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COX AND HIS NEW ORLEANS STOMPERS, NORRIE
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DANCE HALL DAYS
(Stock on hand: 4) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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10/22/1999 |
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JAZZ:
recorded in a classic woodfloor dance hall, this album features traditional New Orleans style jazz at its best, feat. Charlie DeVore, Jim Klippert, Mike Carrell, Bill Evans & Donald Berg
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COX, NORRIE & HIS NEW ORLEANS STOMPERS FEAT. BUTCH THOMPSON
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LIVE AT THE ILLIANA
(Stock on hand: 3) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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8/27/2002 |
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JAZZ:
As a young man in England, Norrie Cox led his own outfit, the San Jacinto Jazz Band, during the trad boom of the late '50s and early '60s. Cox moved to the U.S. in '66 but it wasn't until '89 that he, along with cornetist Charlie DeVore, put together their dream band, the New Orleans Stompers. With two Delmark CDs out already ("Dance Hall Days" (DMK #236) and "Move The Body Over" (DMK #231), the band is back for a live album with special guest Butch Thompson, master of ragtime, stride and classic jazz piano. Butch is also well-known for his 12-year stint as pianist and band leader on public radio's "A Prairie Home Companion".
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SKILLMAN, JOHN BARB CITY STOMPERS
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DEKALB BLUES
(Stock on hand: 1) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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4/20/2010 |
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JAZZ:
Traditional jazz clarinetist John Skillman is the leader of the Barb City Stompers in Dekalb, IL (where barb wire was invented). He also leads the New Orleans Nighthawks in Florida and the co-leader of the Coast to Coast Jazz Band. For the past 31 years, he has been the clarinetist in the Buck Creek Jazz Band. He also is the clarinetist for both the Chicago Hot Six Jazz Band, and for the CanAmGer Jazz Band. His style ranges from downtown New Orleans to Chicago to Swing. John Skillman - clarinet, Roy Rubinstein - trombone, Larry Rutan - guitar, Roger Hintzsche - bass, Aaron Puckett - drums, Diana Skillman - vocals (on two songs).
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