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Genre:Jazz Style:Dixieland
Tracklist:
A1. Way Down Yonder In New Orleans A2. Eccentric A3. Basin Street Blues A4. Revolutionary Blues B1. King Of The Zulus B2. Satanic Blues B3. St. Louis Blues B4. Tiger Rag
General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
Recorded in Comblain-la-Tour, Belgium, August 1962.
Track list on back cover erroneously states track written by as "O.J. La Rocca" instead of "D.J. La Rocca"; one of the many aliases of Nick LaRocca.
Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Matrix / Runout AA 840 328 1Y1 670 111C19 Matrix / Runout AA 840 328 2Y 1 670 111⋂ Rights Society BIEM
A2. Eccentric
A3. Basin Street Blues
A4. Revolutionary Blues
B1. King Of The Zulus
B2. Satanic Blues
B3. St. Louis Blues
B4. Tiger Rag