Paul Smith Fine, Sweet And Tasty CD

Fine, Sweet And Tasty Music

List Price	$14.97 (You save $2.72)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Jazz CDs, Jazz Instrument, Country, Christian Rock, Piano, Bebop, Banjo
Label	VSOP
Orig Year	1953
All Time Sales Rank	134955
CD Universe Part number	1128018
Catalog number	45
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 27, 1995
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Mono
Engineer	Val Valentin
Personnel	Paul Smith - piano Paul Smith - piano Tony Rizzi - guitar Irv Cottler - drums Sam Cheifetz - bass

Paul Smith Fine, Sweet And Tasty Songs

	1.	Fine, Sweet & Tasty
	2.	Crazy Rhythm
	3.	Cheese Cake
	4.	September Song
	5.	All For You
	6.	C'Est la Vie
	7.	Hey Sam
	8.	Got a Penny
	9.	All For You - (alternate take)
	10.	All For You - (alternate take)
	11.	All For You - (alternate take)
	12.	Fine, Sweet & Tasty - (alternate take)
	13.	Fine, Sweet & Tasty - (alternate take)
	14.	September Song - (alternate take)

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