Wes Montgomery : Wes Montgomery Trio (aka A Dynamic New Jazz Sound) (20 bit remastered with bonus tracks) (CD) -- Dusty Groove is Chicago's Online Record Store
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With Pony Poindexter on alto saxophone, Harold Land on tenor saxophone, Buddy Montgomery on piano, Monk Montgomery on bass, and Louis Hayes and Tony Bazley on drums, . CD
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