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Earl Hines 
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Teresa Brewer & Earl Hines —
We Love You Fats ... LP Doctor Jazz, 1978. Sealed Gatefold ... Out Of Stock
With Grady Tate on drums, Bucky Pizzarelli on guitar & Milt Hinton on bass. LP, Vinyl record album
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Earl Hines & Maxine Sullivan —
Live At The Overseas Press Club ... LP Chiaroscuro, Mid 70s. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
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Riverside, 1961. Very Good+ ... $11.99
One of the best albums from singer Teri Thornton – a jazz vocalist who was really starting to come into her own at the beginning of the 60s, and shines here in a way that's different from some of her bigger label sets! Backings are by Norman Simmons – a pianist we love on his own, and for his work in small groups with other singers – but a real surprise here for his work on the album's dark-tinged charts, which have a similar undercurrent of modernism to some of the work at the time by Abbey Lincoln. The group's relatively small – and features work by Seldon Powell on tenor, Clark Terry on trumpet, Earl Warren on alto, Freddie Green on guitar, and Wynton Kelly on piano – and titles include a version of Bob Dorough's "Devil May Care", plus dark takes on "My Old Flame", "Dancing In The Dark", "Left Alone", "What's New", and "Lullaby Of The Leaves". LP, Vinyl record album
(Mono blue label pressing with deep groove. Cover has some edge wear, minimal surface wear.)
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