9 thoughts on “ Take The A Train - Various - Cool Jazz (CD) ”

1. Jun 12,  · "Take the A Train" was written by a kid who lived in Pittsburgh named Billy Strayhorn. Strayhorn was a soda jerk and drugstore delivery boy by day, .

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2. Duke Elington Medley: It Don’t Mean a Thing (If It Ain’t Got That Swing) 〜Satin Doll〜Mood Indigo〜Take the “A” Train〜ending〜It Don’t Mean a Thing (If It Ain’t Got That Swing) (order: 4) version of: Take the “A” Train (original instrumental version) has revision: Take the “A” Train (Nikki Yanofsky version).

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3. Jazz music as a broad genre has actually been around for over years, first introduced in African-American communities during the late 19th century. As the music spread across the whole of the United States and into other countries, it began to take on local influences which began the .

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4. Various ‎– The Perfect Jazz Collection 2 Label: Columbia ‎– , Sony Music ‎– , RCA Victor ‎– , Epic ‎– , Legacy ‎– , CTI Records ‎– /5(31).

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5. Oct 14,  · West Coast Cool: The Jazz Sound Of '50s California As opposed to the hard-bop sound dominant on the East Coast during the '50s, the West Coast sound was .

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7. Buy Take the A Train by Billy Strayhorn/arr. Victo at subskaptremotunet.landpiddfarcchodatingsataseditersemp.infoinfo Jazz Sheet Music. Check out this vocal with big-band chart on one of the most fa JG:Take the 'A' Train Stores

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8. Jazz - Take the "A" Train. likes. Paragem em (quase) todas as estações e apeadeiros musicais.

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9. By Billy Strayhorn / arr. Alan Baylock. Jazz Ensemble Conductor Score & Parts. Think of Take the "A" Train with a contemporary flair and you have the idea behind this inventive chart by Alan Baylock. Opening up in a swing groove, then alternating with a funk feel, bari sax, bass 'bone, guitar and bass have the initial melodic statement in this.

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