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A Tribute to Metallica Vol.2

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by: Metallica

Release Date April 01, 1996
Definitely go out and buy this if you are a metallica fan!! It has many songs that sum up what metallica are really all about. This album will knock you over and rock more than the rest of their albums out together!! The songs are amazing and have the best lyrics than any other album they have produced. So what are you waiting for? Go and buy it!!!!!!

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Duke Ellington & His Famous Orchestra

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by: Duke Ellington

Release Date January 23, 1996
Definitely go out and buy this if you are a metallica fan!! It has many songs that sum up what metallica are really all about. This album will knock you over and rock more than the rest of their albums out together!! The songs are amazing and have the best lyrics than any other album they have produced. So what are you waiting for? Go and buy it!!!!!!

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Best of the War Years

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by: Duke Ellington & His Famous Or

Release Date November 25, 2003
Definitely go out and buy this if you are a metallica fan!! It has many songs that sum up what metallica are really all about. This album will knock you over and rock more than the rest of their albums out together!! The songs are amazing and have the best lyrics than any other album they have produced. So what are you waiting for? Go and buy it!!!!!!

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Complete Standard Transcriptions

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by: Duke Ellington

Release Date February 27, 2003
Some more great early forties stuff here. Not packed with classics like that essential album I've mentioned above, but everything here is at least interesting. And certainly a handful of these tracks are amongst the best of the period: "Frenesi", "John Hardy's Wife" (titled "John Hardy" on this disc), "Bounce", and "Perdido". There are also a few songs from the singers featured on "Mellotone", Herb Jeffries and the more famous Ivy Anderson. These don't appear to be to everyone's taste - the vocal mannerisms, particularly of Mr Jeffries, perhaps making these tracks seem dated in a way the instrumentals do not: you can always skip these.

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Classics 1938-1941

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by: Una Mae Carlisle

Release Date December 03, 2001
Some more great early forties stuff here. Not packed with classics like that essential album I've mentioned above, but everything here is at least interesting. And certainly a handful of these tracks are amongst the best of the period: "Frenesi", "John Hardy's Wife" (titled "John Hardy" on this disc), "Bounce", and "Perdido". There are also a few songs from the singers featured on "Mellotone", Herb Jeffries and the more famous Ivy Anderson. These don't appear to be to everyone's taste - the vocal mannerisms, particularly of Mr Jeffries, perhaps making these tracks seem dated in a way the instrumentals do not: you can always skip these.

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Complete

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by: Una Mae Carlisle

Release Date June 01, 1994
Some more great early forties stuff here. Not packed with classics like that essential album I've mentioned above, but everything here is at least interesting. And certainly a handful of these tracks are amongst the best of the period: "Frenesi", "John Hardy's Wife" (titled "John Hardy" on this disc), "Bounce", and "Perdido". There are also a few songs from the singers featured on "Mellotone", Herb Jeffries and the more famous Ivy Anderson. These don't appear to be to everyone's taste - the vocal mannerisms, particularly of Mr Jeffries, perhaps making these tracks seem dated in a way the instrumentals do not: you can always skip these.

The sound quality is perfectly acceptable on these dics. The original recordings were made in 1941 ... Read More:

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Complete Standard Transcriptions

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by: Duke Ellington

Release Date July 20, 1999
Some more great early forties stuff here. Not packed with classics like that essential album I've mentioned above, but everything here is at least interesting. And certainly a handful of these tracks are amongst the best of the period: "Frenesi", "John Hardy's Wife" (titled "John Hardy" on this disc), "Bounce", and "Perdido". There are also a few songs from the singers featured on "Mellotone", Herb Jeffries and the more famous Ivy Anderson. These don't appear to be to everyone's taste - the vocal mannerisms, particularly of Mr Jeffries, perhaps making these tracks seem dated in a way the instrumentals do not: you can always skip these.

The sound quality is perfectly acceptable on these dics. The original recordings were made in 1941 ... Read More:

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Duke Ellington 1941

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by: Duke Ellington

Release Date October 01, 1999
Some more great early forties stuff here. Not packed with classics like that essential album I've mentioned above, but everything here is at least interesting. And certainly a handful of these tracks are amongst the best of the period: "Frenesi", "John Hardy's Wife" (titled "John Hardy" on this disc), "Bounce", and "Perdido". There are also a few songs from the singers featured on "Mellotone", Herb Jeffries and the more famous Ivy Anderson. These don't appear to be to everyone's taste - the vocal mannerisms, particularly of Mr Jeffries, perhaps making these tracks seem dated in a way the instrumentals do not: you can always skip these.

The sound quality is perfectly acceptable on these dics. The original recordings were made in 1941 ... Read More:

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Take the "A" Train

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by: Duke Ellington

Release Date April 21, 1993
Some more great early forties stuff here. Not packed with classics like that essential album I've mentioned above, but everything here is at least interesting. And certainly a handful of these tracks are amongst the best of the period: "Frenesi", "John Hardy's Wife" (titled "John Hardy" on this disc), "Bounce", and "Perdido". There are also a few songs from the singers featured on "Mellotone", Herb Jeffries and the more famous Ivy Anderson. These don't appear to be to everyone's taste - the vocal mannerisms, particularly of Mr Jeffries, perhaps making these tracks seem dated in a way the instrumentals do not: you can always skip these.

The sound quality is perfectly acceptable on these dics. The original recordings were made in 1941 ... Read More:

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The Centennial Anthology [Bonus DVD]

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by: Duke Ellington

Release Date December 05, 2005
Some more great early forties stuff here. Not packed with classics like that essential album I've mentioned above, but everything here is at least interesting. And certainly a handful of these tracks are amongst the best of the period: "Frenesi", "John Hardy's Wife" (titled "John Hardy" on this disc), "Bounce", and "Perdido". There are also a few songs from the singers featured on "Mellotone", Herb Jeffries and the more famous Ivy Anderson. These don't appear to be to everyone's taste - the vocal mannerisms, particularly of Mr Jeffries, perhaps making these tracks seem dated in a way the instrumentals do not: you can always skip these.

The sound quality is perfectly acceptable on these dics. The original recordings were made in 1941 ... Read More: