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8 thoughts on “ Ready Teddy - James Last - Rock Around With Me (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Goltirg 19.11.2019 at 13:10

   Label: Polydor - • Series: Polydor Privilege • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: France • Genre: Jazz, Rock • Style: Easy Listening, Rock & Roll, Big Band Le Grand Orchestre De James Last* - Rock Around The World (, Vinyl) | Discogs4/5(2).

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2. Nilar 13.11.2019 at 16:41

   TEDDY Vinyl Records and CDs This classic jazz pianist leads his band through a definitive version one of the most-played standards in history. Accompanied by muted trumpet, guitar and vibraphone.

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3. Kenos 13.11.2019 at 00:29

   Jul 10,  · This album was meant to be Teddy's debut solo set and features the original versions some of the songs that utilmately went on to become Blackstreets 'Level II' album. This promo CD was issued for europe press and is the only known CD pressing of the full collection. Some of the tracks also appear on an album sampler/5(4).

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4. Totaxe 17.11.2019 at 17:18

   Released on June 7, , it was the band's final release with Atlantic Records. Recorded between September and February , the album holds the distinction of being the last album ever recorded at The Hit Factory in New York City/5().

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5. Zolozil 17.11.2019 at 08:17

   Even the smell of a new vinyl album that hits you when you open the cover on a new record must be experienced first-hand to fully appreciate. And, of course, there’s the sound. While digital music is ideal for on-the-go convenience, vinyl records deliver a rich, deep quality that not only fills your home with outstanding audio, but also.

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6. Karisar 19.11.2019 at 16:50

   LPs measure a foot across and spin at just over 33 rotations per minute. A vinyl LP can hold up to an hour of music on each side, so they are a popular format for albums. In longer albums the grooves have to be cut closer together which can affect sound quality. Many albums were made as double LPs to get around .

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7. Tele 20.11.2019 at 03:02

   Rock & Pop: Experimental Rock + Rock & Pop: Post Rock + Jazz Instrument: Avant-Garde / Downtown + Rock & Pop: Country Rock ; R&B: Funk + Rock & Pop: Lo Fi + R&B: Contemporary + Oldies: Garage Band + Heavy Metal: Death + R&B: East Coast Rap + R&B: Soul + Country: Contemporary + Rock & Pop: New Wave + Rock.

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8. Sagami 18.11.2019 at 13:23

   This post consists of FLACs ripped from my vinyl copy. Although I have this album on CD, I decided to rip my vinyl instead because I still think the progressive/space rock sound of the 60/70's is best heard from the media it was originally released on, warts and all, typical of this medium (crackles & pops).

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