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Classic Early Solos 1934 to 1937

CD (Item 561214) Decca/GRP, Late 30s — Condition: Used
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A real highlight from the early career of Art Tatum – mid-30s 78rpm material for Decca – presented here a lot better than later public domain pressings, with great notes and 20 tracks in all!  © 1996-2024, Dusty Groove, Inc.

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