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Woody Herman - Second Herd (LP) (Near Mint (NM or M-))

Woody Herman - Second Herd (LP) (Near Mint (NM or M-))

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Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)

Near Mint (NM) vinyl and sleeve, minimal wear, with stickers.
 

Notes:

Made in Japan
Recorded
- Tracks A1 to A4 , Hollywood, December 29-30,1949
- Track A5 New York, May 26,1949
- Tracks A6, A7, B1 to B3 New York, July 14,1949
- Track B4 New York, May 5, 1950
- Tracks B5 to B8 Nashville, June 25, 1950

 

A1. That's Right 3:04
A2. Lemon Drop 2:51
A3. Early Autumn 3:11
A4. Keeper Of The Flame 3:01
A5. More Moon 3:10
A6. Not Really The Blues 2:51
A7. The Great Lie 2:57
B1. Tenderly 2:50
B2. Lollypop 2:41
B3. Rhapsody In Wood 3:11
B4. Spain 3:07
B5. Music To Dance To 2:52
B6. The Nearness Of You 3:02
B7. Sonny Speaks 2:52
B8. Starlight Souvenirs 3:15

 

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Barcode T 1 - 23411 2S 〄 5 - 7
Barcode T 2 - 23411 2S 〄
Price Code ¥1,500
Rights Society JASRAC
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Manufactured By Toshiba EMI Ltd

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