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Five Classic Albums Plus [ CD / Album ]

Five Classic Albums Plus

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  • Released Date: 24 Sep 2012

  • Genre: Jazz

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GENE KRUPA Five Classic Albums Plus

Swinging onto the scene like a jazzed-up tornado, GENE KRUPA's Five Classic Albums Plus is a delightful romp through the rhythms of yesteryear. Known for his legendary drumming skills, Krupa doesn't miss a beat on this compilation of timeless tunes. From the toe-tapping thrills of "Drummin' Man" to the sultry sounds of "Gene's Boogie," this album has got it all.

Krupa's energetic performance is matched only by the tight instrumentation of his bandmates, creating a sound that is as infectious as it is irresistible. The jazzy arrangements and smooth solos make for a truly immersive listening experience, transporting you straight to the smoky clubs of the 1940s.

But don't be fooled by the vintage vibes - GENE KRUPA's music is just as relevant today as it was back in the day. The swinging rhythms and explosive energy are sure to get even the stiffest of hips shaking on the dance floor.

So if you're looking for a musical pick-me-up that will have you smiling from ear to ear, look no further than GENE KRUPA's Five Classic Albums Plus. This album is a true gem of the jazz world, and a must-have for any music lover's collection. Trust us, you won't be disappointed.

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. Payin' Them Dues Blues
2. Swedish Schnapps
3. I'm Coming Virginia
4. Showcase
5. Midget
6. Jungle Drums
7. Don't Take Your Love from Me
8. Imagination
9. Coronation Hop
10. Capital Idea
11. Paradise
12. Overtime
13. Dancing in the Dark/The Nearness of You/You Are Too Beautiful/Tenderly/Autumn in New York
14. Who's Rhythm
15. Second Helping Blues
16. Bloozy Woozy
17. Meddle My Minor
18. Windy


Disc: 2
1. Day By Day
2. Little Girl Blue
3. As Long As I Live
4. Love Is Here to Stay
5. Jumpin' at the Woodside
6. Memories of You
7. Gene's Solo Flight
8. Home
9. Chelsea Bridge
10. Out of Nowhere
11. China Boy
12. St. Louis Blues
13. Fine's Idea
14. Drum Boogie
15. Perdido
16. Star Dust
17. Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone
18. Drum Boogie
19. The Moon Over the Ruined Castle
20. How High the Moon

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