Miles Davis I've Always Got The Blues CD

I've Always Got The Blues Music

List Price	$6.97 (You save $0.92)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Jazz CDs, R&B, Jazz Instrument, Dance, Bebop
Label	ZYX
Orig Year	2005
All Time Sales Rank	559616
CD Universe Part number	6326580
Catalog number	6133
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 12, 2005
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Miles Davis I've Always Got The Blues Songs

1.	I've Always Got The Blues
2.	Sippin' At Bells
3.	Birds Of Paradise
4.	You Left Me All Alone
5.	A Night In Tunisia
6.	Pointless Mama Blues
7.	Little Willie Leapes
8.	Don't Explain To Me Baby
9.	Embraceable You	$0.99
10.	Don't Sing Me The Blues	$0.99
11.	Deep Sea Blues
12.	Bring It On Home
13.	Billie's Bounce	$0.99
14.	Baby, Won't You Make Up Your Mind
15.	Half Nelson
16.	That's The Staff You Gotta Watch

I've Always Got The Blues Music Review

Average Rating: (2 out of 5 stars) 2 stars

2 stars Misled by heading
Some nice early Miles and Victor F. was one of his friends- But HE'S NOT ON THIS RECORDING
Submitted by donbebop (LI, NY, USA)
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