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Buy Now	C'est Magnifique! (more) »rank: 132745 by: Ruby Braff & the Flying Pizzarellis :Album Description:Legendary jazz cornetist Ruby Braff's final Arbors Records studio recording! Here, Braff is joined by jazz great Bucky Pizzarelli on guitar, as well as the best-selling John Pizzarelli Trio.	Buy Now	The Hoagy Carmichael Songbook (more) »rank: 85365 by: Hoagy Carmichael :Album Description:Legendary jazz cornetist Ruby Braff's final Arbors Records studio recording! Here, Braff is joined by jazz great Bucky Pizzarelli on guitar, as well as the best-selling John Pizzarelli Trio.
Buy Now	Marchin' and Swingin'/At Symphony Hall (more) »rank: 37285 by: Wilbur DeParis :Album Description:Legendary jazz cornetist Ruby Braff's final Arbors Records studio recording! Here, Braff is joined by jazz great Bucky Pizzarelli on guitar, as well as the best-selling John Pizzarelli Trio.	Buy Now	Best of Louis Armstrong (more) »rank: 180054 by: Louis Armstrong :Album Details:Digitally Remastered Collection of Great Recordings from the Man Regarded as the Father of Modern Jazz. Not Only was He the Greatest Trumpeter that Ever Lived, He also Posessed One of the Most Distinctive Voices Ever Recorded. His Performances Are Magical, his Artistry Impeccable. This Disc Serves as a Great Introduction to the Works of a Man Who, it is Argued, was the Most Important Force in the Music of the 20th Century.
Buy Now	Mis'ry and the Blues (more) »rank: 117574 by: Jack Teagarden :Album Details:Digitally Remastered Collection of Great Recordings from the Man Regarded as the Father of Modern Jazz. Not Only was He the Greatest Trumpeter that Ever Lived, He also Posessed One of the Most Distinctive Voices Ever Recorded. His Performances Are Magical, his Artistry Impeccable. This Disc Serves as a Great Introduction to the Works of a Man Who, it is Argued, was the Most Important Force in the Music of the 20th Century.	Buy Now	Master Takes: Victor Sessions (1932-1943) (more) »rank: 185875 by: Sidney Bechet :Album Details:Digitally Remastered Collection of Great Recordings from the Man Regarded as the Father of Modern Jazz. Not Only was He the Greatest Trumpeter that Ever Lived, He also Posessed One of the Most Distinctive Voices Ever Recorded. His Performances Are Magical, his Artistry Impeccable. This Disc Serves as a Great Introduction to the Works of a Man Who, it is Argued, was the Most Important Force in the Music of the 20th Century.
Buy Now	Plays Santa Claus: Christmas Music for Those Who've (more) »rank: 62919 by: Ira Ironstrings :Album Description:Now, 'here’s' a holiday album that just might ring a (sleigh) bell! Ira Ironstrings was Fritz Guckenheimer’s fictional Dixieland cousin, whose real identity, it can now be revealed, was big band guitarist Alvino Rey of 'talking' steel guitar fame! Ira a.k.a. Alvino made a bunch of wacky albums for Warner Brothers right when the label started back in the ’50s, but this one is without a doubt the most beloved of the bunch if you’re to believe the various collector’s chat rooms on the internet. Original artwork, crystal-clear mastering and notes by one of the legions of kids who grew up listening ...	Buy Now	Louis and the Good Book (more) »rank: 49398 by: Louis Armstrong :Album Description:Now, 'here’s' a holiday album that just might ring a (sleigh) bell! Ira Ironstrings was Fritz Guckenheimer’s fictional Dixieland cousin, whose real identity, it can now be revealed, was big band guitarist Alvino Rey of 'talking' steel guitar fame! Ira a.k.a. Alvino made a bunch of wacky albums for Warner Brothers right when the label started back in the ’50s, but this one is without a doubt the most beloved of the bunch if you’re to believe the various collector’s chat rooms on the internet. Original artwork, crystal-clear mastering and notes by one of the legions of kids who grew up listening ...
Buy Now	Marie Laveau (more) »rank: 166289 by: Oscar "Papa" Celestin :Album Description:Now, 'here’s' a holiday album that just might ring a (sleigh) bell! Ira Ironstrings was Fritz Guckenheimer’s fictional Dixieland cousin, whose real identity, it can now be revealed, was big band guitarist Alvino Rey of 'talking' steel guitar fame! Ira a.k.a. Alvino made a bunch of wacky albums for Warner Brothers right when the label started back in the ’50s, but this one is without a doubt the most beloved of the bunch if you’re to believe the various collector’s chat rooms on the internet. Original artwork, crystal-clear mastering and notes by one of the legions of kids who grew up listening ...	Buy Now	Dream Dancing (more) »rank: 130347 by: Warren Vaché :Album Description:Warren Vache and his horn provide a dazzling treat. Add the superb piano fireworks of Bill Charlap and the duets are positively joyful. Then, should you bring on the elegant drumming of Eddie Locke, subtle bass beat of Dennis Irwin and lush tones of Harry Allen's sax...brace yourself, friends; you are now in for some truly elegant jazz.