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Wilbur De Paris - That's A Plenty - Mack The Knife [7"] VG+

Wilbur De Paris - That's A Plenty - Mack The Knife [7"] VG+

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  • Format: 7"
  • Catalogue No: 232003  
  • Label: Atlantic
  • Genre: Jazz
  • Style: Dixieland
  • Released:  1960 France
  • Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
  • Sleeve Condition: Very Good (VG)

Product Review:
From a beautifully preserved collection. Writing on sleeve. Sticker 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.

Wilbur De Paris was a New Orleans-style trombonist who led his band through the Dixieland revival of the 1950s and 60s, recording for Atlantic with his brother Sidney. This French EP pressing from 1960 pairs two standout tracks -- the Dixieland staple "That's A Plenty" and a swinging read of "Mack The Knife" -- with the extended "Change O'Key Boogie" on the flip.

Release ID: 13727373


Track List:

A1. That's A Plenty 3:26
A2. Mack The Knife 3:10
B. Change O'Key Boogie 6:09

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Wilbur De Paris - That's A Plenty - Mack The Knife [7"] VG+

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