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| 6.426 Ft
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| 1. | Coal Cart Blues
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| 2. | St. Louis Blues
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| 3. | Down in Jungle Town
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| 4. | How Come You Do Me
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| 5. | Weary Blues
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| 6. | Chicago Breakdown
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| 7. | Frog-i-more Rag
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| 8. | Sweet Substitute
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| 9. | Sidewalk Blues
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| 10. | Shreveport Stomp
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| 11. | Thirty Fifth Street Blues
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| 12. | Baby Won't You Please Come Home
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| 13. | Kansas City Stomps
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| 14. | London Blues
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| 15. | Roll, Jordan, Roll
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| 16. | Mister Jelly Lord
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| 17. | Peoria
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| 18. | Santa Claus Blues
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| 19. | Evolution Mama
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| 20. | When the Saints Go Marching in
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Jazz
Turk Murphy (tb)
Bob Helm (cl & sop sx)
Wally Rose (pn)
Dick Lammi (bj)
Bob Short (cn & tu.)
In the late 1940s, trombonist-bandleader Turk Murphy came up with a description for the kind of music he played: Traditional Jazz. It is a safe bet that Turk would probably not recognize a lot of the music which is mis-labeled "Traditional Jazz" today. However, when the recordings on this CD were made, in 1953, Turk's band was in residence at the Italian Village in San Francisco - playing "The Truth." This was real and righetous Tradition |
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