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Sleepy LaBeef was there in the mid-1950s when Rockabilly was born
backed by the sonic tapestries of jazz legends guitarist William Ash (Tribute to Wes Montgomery) and acoustic bassist Peter Hartmann (Yalloppin' Hounds)
In The Colonnades was a Swedish quintet with roots in punk and early 70's metal
"The Roots of Saraswati" irresistibly call to the dancefloor via hypnotic club hits such as 'The Mongoose King' and 'The Nothing Space'
He owes his success to the rich harmonies in his playing
George Girard - George Girard's Band with Rosemary Clooney Condition:New Sleepy LaBeef was there inFeatures four tracks recorded with Rosemary Clooney in New Orleans in 1952, which are: I'm Goin' Home, Bourbon Street Parade, You Cooked My Goose and a Good Man Is Hard to Find. Features 14 other tracks recorded 1953 1956 including five with vocals by trumpeter George Girard. Musicians include Sidney Davilla clarinet, Lester Bouchon sax, Jack Delaney trombone, Armand Hug piano, Joe Loyacano bass and Monk Hazel drums. Includes the tracks: I'm Sitting
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