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(2-CD set for the price of one CD) This is the follow-up to Big Band Magic (JAS #382). It's wver 2 hours and 30 minutes of that classic big band sound. This set was compiled by Don Kennedy - Host of Big Band Jump (U.S. syndicated radio show). More Big Band Magic - Sounds Like The Fabulous Forties Music More Big Band Magic - Sounds Like The Fabulous Forties Review
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