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• Kigataxe says:

  09.03.2020 at 14:25

  Bob Merrill (2) ‎– The Complete Recordings Label: Blue Moon (4) ‎– BMCD

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• Gardat says:

  01.03.2020 at 18:43

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• Arashijin says:

  02.03.2020 at 13:37

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• Goltijinn says:

  09.03.2020 at 07:40

  This is apparently vocalist and trumpet player Bob Merrill [Bob Merrell] who joined Cootie Williams by January and who also was pary of Jay McShann's Orchestra. A Spanish re-issue company Blue Moon includes these tracks on a CD Bob Merrill ‎– .

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• Yozshujinn says:

  05.03.2020 at 23:20

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• Dojind says:

  06.03.2020 at 05:42

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• Kajirisar says:

  09.03.2020 at 09:52

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• Taudal says:

  04.03.2020 at 15:06

  Jazz and rhythm & blues singer and trumpet player, born in Oklahoma in Played in territory bands in the late s-early s, then played and sang with Jay McShann and Cootie Williams , followed by vocal recordings under his own name.

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• Gronris says:

  07.03.2020 at 12:17

  Bob Merrill was on the Cootie Williams "Typhoon" post back in September I even mentioned that he recorded a version of "I Ain't Mad At You" around or Then I promptly forgot about it. The Swinghouse LPs which featured airshots of R&B artists of the s were among the very first R&B records I bought.

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