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Jazz Haunts & Magic Vaults: The New Lost Classics of Resonance, Vol. 1

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Release Date:	10/07/2016
Label:	Resonance Records
UPC:	0096802280337
catalogNumber:	2026
Rank:	121459

Tracks

Low Down
Blue Genes
Something Happens to Me
Happiness Is Now
Fuzz
How Can I Tell You
How About You?
Luny Tune
Águas de Março
Our Delight
Fascinating Rhythm
Woody'n You
The End of a Love Affair
Peace

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George Klabin Executive Producer
Burton Yount Art Direction
John Drysdale Cover Photo

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