Monterey Jazz Festival 1975

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TGMJ 1032D

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DVD Features:

Video: Color
Released: August 20, 2008
Originally Released: 1975
Label: True Giants Mod Jazz
Encoding: Region 0 (Worldwide)
Audio:

PCM Stereo

Performers, Cast and Crew:

Music Performer:

Bill Evans, Dizzy Gillespie, John Lewis, Svend Asmussen & Etta James

Product Description:

Emissaries from all corners of the jazz world represented at the historic 1975 Monterey Jazz Festival. Featured on this fascinating audiovisual record are performances by the Paul Desmond Quartet, the Dizzy Gillespie Orchestra, Paul Desmond featuring Svend Asmussen, Etta James & the Outlaws, Blood Sweat & Tears with David Clayton Thomas, and more!

Tracks:

1.Introduction / One for Helen
2.A Sleeping Be
3.Mother of Earl
4.Nardis
5.I Loves You Porgy
6.The Touch of Your Lips
7.Embraceable You
8.Someday My Prince Will Come
9.Walkin' Up

Plot Keywords:

Jazz | Live Performances | Music (General)

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Product Info:

Sales Rank: 107,537
UPC: 8436017760323
Shipping Weight: 0.25/lbs (approx)
International Shipping: 1 item

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