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Shadow Dancers
04:46
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The Sweet Alice Blues
04:38
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I Don't Know
06:49
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Just Another Sunday
03:03
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Will You Still Be Mine?
04:28
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Easy Living
06:39
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Rock-A-Bye
03:59
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Hot Barbecue
02:59
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The Party's Over
06:48
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Briar Patch
02:53
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Hippy Dip
06:27
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601 1/2 North Poplar
04:14
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Cry Me A River
04:47
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The Three Day Thang
03:38
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Prestige Records Los Angeles, California
Prestige Records is one of the most revered jazz labels in the world, helping to usher in the eras of bop, hard-bop and soul jazz in the ’50s, and free jazz and fusion in the ’60s. Jazz giants like Thelonious Monk, John Coltrane, Miles Davis and Sonny Rollins tracked for Prestige, and the label released classic titles, including Steamin’ from the Miles Davis Quintet and Eric Dolphy’s Out There. ... more
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