Judy Carmichael Pearls CD

Pearls Music

List Price	$14.99 (You save $0.54)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Jazz CDs, Jazz Instrument, Nostalgia, Vocal
Label	Jazzology
Orig Year	1985
All Time Sales Rank	126757
CD Universe Part number	1028312
Catalog number	204
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 02, 1993
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Recording Time	64 minutes
Personnel	Howard Alden - guitar Warren VachT - cornet Judy Carmichael - piano

Judy Carmichael Pearls Songs

	1.	Lulu's Back in Town
	2.	Squeeze Me
	3.	Pearls, The
	4.	I'm Gonna Sit Right Down (And Write Myself a Letter)
	5.	Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea
	6.	Everybody Loves My Baby
	7.	Sugar
	8.	Mule Walk Stomp
	9.	Ain't She Sweet
	10.	California, Here I Come
	11.	Little Rock Getaway - (previously unreleased)
	12.	Lulu's Back in Town - (previously unreleased, Take 1)
	13.	Squeeze Me - (previously unreleased, Take 1)
	14.	I'm Gonna Sit Right Down (And Write Myself a Letter) - (Take 1)
	15.	Everybody Loves My Baby - (previously unreleased, Take 1)
	16.	Sugar - (previously unreleased, Take 2)
	17.	Ain't She Sweet - (previously unreleased, Take 2)
	18.	Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea - (previously unreleased, Take 2)

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