Art Blakey Comp. Concert At St Germaine CD

Comp. Concert At St Germaine Music

List Price	$22.98 (You save $3.83)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Jazz CDs
Label	Gambit Spain
All Time Sales Rank	222161
CD Universe Part number	7049960
Catalog number	69237
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 20, 2008

Art Blakey Comp. Concert At St Germaine Songs

1.	Politely
2.	Whisper Not	$0.99
3.	Now's The Time
4.	First Theme, The
5.	Moanin With Hazel
6.	We Named It Justice (evidence)
7.	Disc 02
8.	Blues March Europe Number One
9.	Like Siomeone In Love
10.	Along Came Manon
11.	Out Of The Past
12.	A Ninght In Tunisia
13.	Ending Wiht The Theme

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