Ken Colyer Up Jumped The Devil CD

Up Jumped The Devil Music

List Price	$15.97 (You save $3.88)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Jazz CDs, Jazz Instrument, Live Performances, Trumpet, Skiffle
Label	GHB
Orig Year	2001
All Time Sales Rank	310842
CD Universe Part number	1983837
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 02, 2001
Studio/Live	Live
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Personnel	Ron Ward - bass Colin Bowden - drums Ian Wheeler - clarinet Johnny Bastable - banjo Ken Colyer M.C. Duncan - trombone Ray Foxley - piano

Ken Colyer Up Jumped The Devil Songs

1.	Sensation Rag
2.	Milneberg Joys
3.	When You Wore a Tulip
4.	Maisie
5.	Moose March	$0.99
6.	Up Jumped the Devil
7.	Breeze (V. Colyer)
8.	Bourbon Street Parade
9.	Red Sails in the Sunset
10.	Doctor Jazz (V Colyer)

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