BLUES LP: SPIVEY RECS Live at Dan Lynch NYC BRENDA BELL Bluzioso NAT RIDDLES
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BLUES LP: ALL STAR BLUES WORLD OF SPIVEY RECS NYC 1029 Victoria Spivey Bluzioso
Bluzioso With Uncle Boogie & the Swingin' Boogie Men with Brenda Bell: The All Star Blues World of Spivey Records Recorded Live at Dan Lynch in NYC – Spivey 1029. Victoria Spivey, Nat Riddles, Texas Slim (Willie Evans), Uncle Boogie, Bill Dicey, Marty Fink, Brenda Bell. Record & jacket near mint. (As with other Spivey albums, this has glued-on front and back covers.)
Tracks:
Uncle Boogie
Bluzioso For Electric Piano On Themes
(14:43)
A1a Yancey Blues
A1b Take The "A" Train
A1c How Long The Blues
A2 Uncle Boogie
Every Day I Have The Blues 4:06
A3 Bill Dicey
Bluzioso For Swingin' Harmonica 2:23
A4 Bill Dicey
That's All Right 3:51
B1 Texas Slim
Sweet Little Angel 4:12
B2 Marty Fink
Don't Get Around Much Any More 3:30
B3 Nat Riddles
Pontiac Blues 4:34
B4 Brenda Bell
Black Snake Blues 4:14
B5a Brenda Bell
Shake Rattle And Roll 3:55
B5b Brenda Bell With The Boogie Men (4)
Closing Theme 2:08
B6 Victoria Spivey With Danny Russo
Organ Grinder Blues 3:24
See grading codes below.
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LPs, EPs and 45s are graded M (mint), NM (near mint), VG+, VG (very good), VG-, G+, G (good), G-, F (fair), and P (poor).
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