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Maximum:Kaiser Chiefs Music Maximum:Kaiser Chiefs Songs | 1. | Who'd Have Thought It |
| 2. | Messing Around |
| 3. | Out And About |
| 4. | The Big Time or Maybe Not |
| 5. | Back To The Drawing Board |
| 6. | It All Kicks Off |
| 7. | On The Crest Of A Wave |
| 8. | Just The Job |
| 9. | A Slice Of American Pie |
| 10. | What's Your Predictions? |
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Volume two in the complete recordings of Beryl Booker as presented in the Classics Chronological Series documents the adventures of the Beryl Booker Trio with eight titles recorded for Discovery Records in Los Angeles on October 14, 1953, material from two Vogue sessions that took place in Paris during February 1954, and six selections recorded for Cadence in New York during the summer of 1954. Booker's approach to the piano recalls her contemporary Erroll Garner; like him, she was a brilliant autodidact who didn't read music. Garner and Booker exist in the same swing-to-bop-to-cool constellation with Herman Chittison, Johnny Guarnieri, Mary Lou Williams, Bud Powell, Dodo Marmarosa, Al Haig, and Ahmad Jamal. Teamed with bassist Bonnie Wetzel and drummer Elaine Leighton, Booker handled jazz and pop standards with dazzling dexterity, humor, warmth and soul. When she sang she sounded more than a little like Dinah Washington, for whom she served as accompanist at the beginning and the end of the decade; on "One for My Baby" the similarity is uncanny. Be sure and cop a listen on the two instrumental selections recorded at the second Parisian Vogue date ...
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