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Kobe Bryant 12.8 on Jazz, upcoming road trip
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DAVE HOLLAND SEEDS OF TIME JAZZ LP RECORD $19.99 |
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Time Life Giants Of Jazz Frnak Teschemacher New $15.00 |
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Nine Artitists of Time Life Giants of Jazz Records Series $36.50 |
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NEW adult Womens JAZZ TIME HONEY FLAPPER Costume $25.99 |
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DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET – TIME CHANGES – JAZZ LP $9.99 |
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LP(3) BOX SET RED NORVO GIANTS OF JAZZ TIME LIFE VG++ $4.99 |
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LULLABIES OF BIRDLAND JAZZ GREATS IN ALL TIME FAVORITES $4.99 |
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Manny Albam-Jazz Greats Of Our Time V1-Coral 57173-NICE $14.99 |
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Drive Time: Jazz / Various – Drive Time: Jazz / Various $1.49 |
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KID ORY Favorites AUSTRALIA GOOD TIME JAZZ LP NM/NM-! $9.50 |
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Earl Bostic Twilight Time R&B Jazz 78 Over Waves VG+ $3.22 |
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Little Feat – Time Loves A Hero LP 1977 Warner Lyric Insert Zappa Jazz Funk $5.53 |
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Don Ellis-Live In 3 2/3 / 4 Time-Pacific Jazz 10123-DJ $19.99 |
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Game Time NBA Utah Jazz Retro Series Watch NBA-RET-UTA $39.95 |
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VA Jazz Trumpet Volume 2: Modern Time 2-LP VG+/NM $12.00 |
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JAZZTIME USA Terry Gibbs Sextet Mary Lou Williams LP s $26.99 |
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ED AMES “Time, Time” 1967 Jazz Vocal LP MONO VG++ $2.54 |
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DAVE BRUBECK: Time Changes (jazz vinyl LP) $30.00 |
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JACKIE & ROY LP TIME & LOVE 1972 CTI JAZZ VOCAL SEBESKY $4.00 |
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Hal Leonard Alive At The Village Vanguard – My Life In And Out Of Jazz Time $25.16 |
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Hal Leonard The 50 Greatest Jazz Piano Players Of All Time $17.96 |
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Jean-Luc Ponty The Gift Of Time LP Jazz 12″ VG++ $0.25 |
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Blue Note 5047 Clifford Brown Quartet Jazztime Paris Orig. 10″ Jazz LP 161 Lex $52.00 |
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Double Time Jazz Collection – Volume 1 (DVD, 2004) $7.00 |
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Blues Up and Down: Jazz in Our Time by Tom Piazza $2.80 |
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GIANTS OF JAZZ LP Bix Beiderbecke Time Life Vinyl 1979 $39.99 |
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STANLEY CLARKE Time Exposure 1984 JAZZ LP NMINT- Vinyl $5.99 |
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HARRY JAMES ALL TIME FAVORITES BY LP 6 EYE RARE JAZZ $6.39 |
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Uttermost Jazz Time Wall Art 13734 $162.80 |
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BUD POWELL-TIME WAITS CD-BLUE NOTE BST 1598-JAZZ-NEW $21.02 |
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VARIATIONS IN TIME:JAZZ PERSPECTIVE (CD) $23.75 |
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Time Magazine August 20 1956 Duke Ellington Jazz MBX21 $39.99 |
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Various Artists , Audio CD, Hip Jazz Bop: No Time for Poetry But Exactly What It $3.89 |
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50s Jazz AL CONTE QUARTET Happy Time NM- 6-Eye $15.99 |
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DOUBLE TIME JAZZ COLLECTION – VOLUME 5 – NEW DVD $7.92 |
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Time Out $4.40 Boasting the first jazz instrumental to sell a million copies, the Paul Desmond-penned “Take Five,” Time Out captures the celebrated jazz quartet at the height of both its popularity and its powers. Recorded in 1959, the album combines superb performances by pianist Brubeck, alto saxophonist Desmond, drummer Joe Morrello and bassist Gene Wright. Along with “Take Five,” the album features another o… |
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Love Songs $2.51 No Description AvailableNo Track Information AvailableMedia Type: CDArtist: JAMES,ETTATitle: LOVE SONGSStreet Release Date: 01/23/2001… |
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Call Me Irresponsible $6.00 It’s no coincidence that Michael Bublé’s new album starts with just his voice and some fingersnaps on “The Best Is Yet to Come,” a song made famous by Frank Sinatra. The Canadian smoothie looks longingly towards early-’60s Vegas, an impression quickly reinforced when a boisterous horn section makes its grand entrance, about 20 seconds into the track. That Bublé means business is confirmed by the… |
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Teletubbies – Bedtime Stories and Lullabies [VHS] $12.95 Time for Tubby bedtime! But those lovable, roly-poly critters are having a heck of a time settling down with their Tubbytronic blankies. First Tinky Winky wants to dance, then Laa-Laa gets the itch to play with her big orange ball, and Po just has to zoom around on her squeaky scooter. Each takes turns waking the others, resulting in 70 minutes of favorite songs such as “Rock-a-bye Baby” and “Its… |
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Alexander’s Ragtime Band [VHS] $7.97 The jaunty rhythms of Irving Berlin drive Alexander’s Ragtime Band, an epic musical from 1938 that follows the up-and-down romance of a young bandleader (Tyrone Power, Witness for the Prosecution) and the singer he loves (Alice Faye, Tin Pan Alley) over decades. Their journey from a San Francisco honky-tonk to mass popularity is marked by classic songs like “Oh How I Hate to Get Up in the Mor… |
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Playboy Jazz Festival Volume 2 For one glorious weekend each year, many of the world’s great musicians take center stage at the Hollywood Bowl to create an unforgettable event in the evolution of jazz. Here are some of the major figures of the movement – artists like Weather Report bring you ‘Volcano For Hire’, The Dave Brubeck Quintet with ‘Symnphony’ and Sarah Vaughan’s ‘Bye Bye’. Other artists include Ornette Coleman & Prime… |
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