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• Memories Of You Bottom's Up Merle's Mood. Disc: 2 Hippity Hop Later For The Happenin' Moe On The Sunny Side Of The Street Groovin' Product description Illinois Jacquet was the tenor saxophonist who informed the world that something new in tenor saxophone stylings had been forged with his famous solo on Lionel 5/5(2).

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• Memories of You Bottoms Up Merle's Mood What's This Ghost of a Chance Ladies Lullaby Illinois Stomp Don't Blame Me Jumpin' Jacquet Blue Mood Jacquet in the Box Jacquet and No Vest (Savoy Blip) CD2 Illinois Goes to Chicago (Doggin' with Doggett) Minor Romp (Jacquet and Coat) Berry's.

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• The Illinois Jacquet Story - Jacquet, Illinois Disc 1. 1. Lester Leaps In 2. Blues 3. Body And Soul 4. I've Found A New Baby 5. Flying Home (Pt.1) 6. Flying Home (Pt.2) 7. Uptown Boogie 8. Throw It Out Of Your Mind Baby 9. Jacquet Mood Wondering And Thinking Of You Memories Of You

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• Artist: Illinois Jacquet Title: Memories Of You Year Of Release: Label: Quadromania [] Genre: Jazz Quality: FLAC (*image +.cue,log) Total Time: Total Size: mb (+3%rec.) WebSite: Album Preview.

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• Jean-Baptiste Illinois Jacquet (October 31, –July 22, ) was a jazz tenor saxophonist most famous for his solo on "Flying Home". He is better known simply as Illinois Jacquet. Although he was a pioneer of the honking tenor sax that became a regular feature of jazz playing and a hallmark of early rock and roll, he was a skilled and.

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