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Moonlight on the Campus

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by: Ralph Flanagan & His Orchestra

Release Date September 18, 2007

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The Man from 42nd Street

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by: Dick Powell

Release Date March 25, 1996

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The Singing Troubador

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by: Original Soundtrack

Release Date June 23, 1998

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The Columbia House Bands: Ed Kirkeby, Vol. 1

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by: Ed Kirkeby

Release Date February 04, 1997
Ed Kirkeby is a little-known name, but it's true to say that but for him our recorded legacy would have been the poorer. As a recording manager at Columbia he showed his musical leanings early on by his active involvement with the California Ramblers, whose recordings he supervised (not forgetting the Little Ramblers, the Vagabonds, the Five Birmingham Babies, the Goofus Five and the Varsity Eight).

In January 1927 he began recording for Okeh under the pseudonym of Ted Wallace with a group drawn largely from the ranks of the California Ramblers. Of particular interest are trumpeter Chelsea Quealey, Bobby Davis on alto sax, and Adrian Rollini on bass sax (all of whom would be playing at the Savoy Hotel in London before the year ... Read More:

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American Masterworks for Woodwind Quartet

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from: Aca Digital

Release Date January 29, 2002
Ed Kirkeby is a little-known name, but it's true to say that but for him our recorded legacy would have been the poorer. As a recording manager at Columbia he showed his musical leanings early on by his active involvement with the California Ramblers, whose recordings he supervised (not forgetting the Little Ramblers, the Vagabonds, the Five Birmingham Babies, the Goofus Five and the Varsity Eight).

In January 1927 he began recording for Okeh under the pseudonym of Ted Wallace with a group drawn largely from the ranks of the California Ramblers. Of particular interest are trumpeter Chelsea Quealey, Bobby Davis on alto sax, and Adrian Rollini on bass sax (all of whom would be playing at the Savoy Hotel in London before the year ... Read More:

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70 Oz. of Big Band: Vocalists

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by: Various Artists

Release Date April 16, 1995
Ed Kirkeby is a little-known name, but it's true to say that but for him our recorded legacy would have been the poorer. As a recording manager at Columbia he showed his musical leanings early on by his active involvement with the California Ramblers, whose recordings he supervised (not forgetting the Little Ramblers, the Vagabonds, the Five Birmingham Babies, the Goofus Five and the Varsity Eight).

In January 1927 he began recording for Okeh under the pseudonym of Ted Wallace with a group drawn largely from the ranks of the California Ramblers. Of particular interest are trumpeter Chelsea Quealey, Bobby Davis on alto sax, and Adrian Rollini on bass sax (all of whom would be playing at the Savoy Hotel in London before the year ... Read More:

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Legendary Big Bands, Vol. 2

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by: Various Artists

Release Date July 06, 2000
Ed Kirkeby is a little-known name, but it's true to say that but for him our recorded legacy would have been the poorer. As a recording manager at Columbia he showed his musical leanings early on by his active involvement with the California Ramblers, whose recordings he supervised (not forgetting the Little Ramblers, the Vagabonds, the Five Birmingham Babies, the Goofus Five and the Varsity Eight).

In January 1927 he began recording for Okeh under the pseudonym of Ted Wallace with a group drawn largely from the ranks of the California Ramblers. Of particular interest are trumpeter Chelsea Quealey, Bobby Davis on alto sax, and Adrian Rollini on bass sax (all of whom would be playing at the Savoy Hotel in London before the year ... Read More:

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This Is Beaumont [VINYL]

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by: Beaumont

Release Date March 06, 2000
Ed Kirkeby is a little-known name, but it's true to say that but for him our recorded legacy would have been the poorer. As a recording manager at Columbia he showed his musical leanings early on by his active involvement with the California Ramblers, whose recordings he supervised (not forgetting the Little Ramblers, the Vagabonds, the Five Birmingham Babies, the Goofus Five and the Varsity Eight).

In January 1927 he began recording for Okeh under the pseudonym of Ted Wallace with a group drawn largely from the ranks of the California Ramblers. Of particular interest are trumpeter Chelsea Quealey, Bobby Davis on alto sax, and Adrian Rollini on bass sax (all of whom would be playing at the Savoy Hotel in London before the year ... Read More:

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Us V You

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by: Orius

Release Date May 07, 2007
This transcendent debut album from the Stourbridge 4-piece has an undeniable sense of urgency and incandescent energy. From the soaring vocals of the front man, through the sublime fretwork and fervent axe-thrashing of the lead and bass guitarists, to the furious percussion, this Rock tour-de-force forges ahead through the battlefield where grunge, metal and classic hard rock fight for dominance, to fuse a sound from the embers of the funeral pyre where only the most feared of warriors were immolated after their glorious death, surrounded by the mutilated bodies of their vanquished foe.

The stunning sound of the album is only surpassed by the supreme stage presence and low-down filthy-dirty POWER of the live act. All in all, Us ... Read More: