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Nothin But The Blues

CD (Item 709314) Delos, 1984 — Condition: Used
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The great vocalist Joe Williams is working with a tight combo led by tenorist Red Holloway – backed by Jack McDuff on Hammond and piano, Phil Upchurch on guitar, and Eddie Cleanhead Vinson on alto and a bit of vocals too!  © 1996-2024, Dusty Groove, Inc.

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