Tommy Flanagan, Rodn My Funny Valentine [200 Jazz Masterpieces] Japan Music CD

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Contents Format: CD Specifications: Jewel case Specifications 2: Remastered original recording Limited edition Obi: Yes Liner notes: Yes Amazing!! JAZZ Campaign ~This Jazz is Amazing!! 200 Jazz Masterpieces Selected by Jazz Listeners [The Best Lineup Ever at This Price!!] 169 top-selling titles from the past 10 years of Ultra-Vybe's high-quality jazz catalog are available for a limited time at a special price of 990 yen (1089 yen including tax)! In addition, 31 new titles, 1 CD for 2000 yen (2200 yen including tax), are being released at a special introductory price of 1400 yen (1540 yen including tax)! This is your only chance to purchase these fascinating masterpieces that jazz fans must hear at these limited-time prices!! A quartet work produced by masterful composer Tommy Flanagan in collaboration with contemporary guitarist Rodney Jones! A consistently swingy masterpiece full of standards, including the difficult "Giant Steps," "April Memories," and "Oleo"! Recording Year: 1981 [TRACKLIST] 01. Giant Steps 02. Oreo 03. Memories of April 04. Yesterday 05. D Natural Blues Amazing!! JAZZ Campaign - This Jazz is Amazing!! Jazz Listeners' Choice [200 Jazz Masterpieces] [The Best Lineup Ever at This Price!!] * 169 top-selling titles from the past 10 years of Ultra-Vybe's high-quality jazz catalog are available for a limited time at a special price of 990 yen (1089 yen including tax)! In addition, 31 new titles, 1 CD for 2000 yen (2200 yen including tax), are being released at a special introductory price of 1400 yen (1540 yen including tax)! This is your only chance to purchase these fascinating masterpieces that jazz fans must hear at these limited-time prices!! Media Reviews and More A quartet work produced by masterpiece producer Tommy Flanagan in collaboration with contemporary guitarist Rodney Jones. This album features Tommy's swingy rendition of "Giant Steps," a song he regretted not being able to play when John Coltrane first recorded it because it was too difficult. (C)RS