REEFER SONGS: ORIGINAL JAZZ CLASSICS STASH RECORDS ST-100 LP 33 RPM 1976 MINT-
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Jun 17, 2025 Sold Date
Oct 21, 2024 Start Date
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If requested, a FREE [value added] flash drive with BBC radio shows about various folk & rock groups [some jazz] will be sent. There is a show about the making of "So What" by Miles Davis! A jazz fan will like this show! You must hear it!
The Beatles section alone has over 100 hours of deep dive shows.
Intrigued? Just ask for it and I will send one with your order.

This original jazz classic LP is a must-have for any vinyl record collector. Featuring various artists and a speed of 33 RPM, this 12" record from STASH Records is a timeless piece that will transport you back to the golden age of jazz. The record grading is M- and the sleeve grading is also M-, ensuring that you will get your money's worth. The album, titled "Reefer Songs," is a perfect addition to any music lover's collection. The LP format is perfect for those who appreciate the warm sound of vinyl and the overall listening experience. This record is a true gem for any jazz fan and is sure to impress.
Reefer Songs (16 Original Jazz Classics)
STASH RECORDS 
ST-100
Genre:
    Jazz
Style:
    Big Band, Vocal, Swing
Year:
    1976
    Harlan Lattimore And His Connie's Inn Orchestra–    Reefer Man    
    Cab Calloway Orch.*–    The Man From Harlem    
    Stuff Smith And His Onyx Club Boys–    Here Comes The Man With The Jive    
    Bob Howard And His Boys–    If You're A Viper    
    Benny Goodman And His Orchestra–    Texas Tea Party    
    Buster Bailey's Rhythm Busters–    Light Up    
    Trixie Smith–    Jack I'm Mellow    
    Barney Bigard Sextet–    Sweet Marijuana Brown    
    Sidney Bechet With Noble Sissles Swingers*–    Viper Mad    
    The Harlem Hamfats–    Weed Smoker's Dream    
    C.P. Johnson And Band*–    The "G" Man Got The "T" Man    
    A. Kirk And His Twelve Clouds Of Joy*–    All The Jive Is Gone    
    Georgia White–    The Stuff Is Here    
    Chick Webb And His Orch.*–    Wackey Dust    
    Harry "The Hipster" Gibson–    Who Put The Benzedrine In Mrs. Murphy's Ovaltine    
    Clarence Williams And His Orch.*–    Jerry The Junker


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