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England's exemplary Ace Records label does its usual brilliant job of bringing the truly essential recordings of the late swing bluesman Charles Brown to a single CD. Driftin' & Dreamin' captures Brown with Johnny Moore's under-celebrated but no less influential Three Blazers. "Travelin' Blues" (later released as "Driftin' Blues, Pt. 2") is here, as are both parts of the "Warsaw Concerto," "So Long," and a gorgeous reading of Irving Berlin's "How Deep Is the Ocean." This is one packed-to-the-gills, laid-back treat. ~ Thom Jurek
2001 compilation for the incredibly skilled blues pianist with the laid-back vocal delivery, accompanied by Johnny Moore's Three Blazers. 21 tracks recorded back in the late 40s. Ace.
/Johnny Moore's Three Blazers.
Recorded between 1945 and 1946. Driftin' And Dreamin' Music Driftin' And Dreamin' Review
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