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Ralph Burns And His Orchestra - Jazz Studio 5 [2x7"] VG+

Ralph Burns And His Orchestra - Jazz Studio 5 [2x7"] VG+

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  • Format: 2x7"
  • Catalogue No: ED-789  
  • Label: Decca
  • Genre: Jazz
  • Style: 
  • Released:  1956 US
  • Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
  • Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)

Product Review:
From a beautifully preserved collection. Writing on sleeve. Slight age discolouration to the rear sleeve. A majority of records in this collection are in EX to NM condition. We have graded them conservatively here.

Jazz Studio 5 is a 1956 US EP release on Decca (ED-789) by arranger and composer Ralph Burns, recorded in New York City across two sessions in September and October 1955. Burns was a key figure in the Woody Herman band and a noted arranger across jazz and Broadway. The four tracks include "Royal Garden Blues" and the Burns originals "Cool Cat On A Hot Tin Roof" and "South Gonzales Street Parade."

Release ID: 13400536


Track List:

Side 1. Cool Cat On A Hot Tin Roof
Side 2. Jazz Club U.S.A.
Side 3. Royal Garden Blues
Side 4. South Gonzales Street Parade

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Ralph Burns And His Orchestra - Jazz Studio 5 [2x7"] VG+

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