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Jazz Classics in Stereo

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A 26-part history of jazz introduced by Robert Parker 17: Jazz Overseas
Duke Ellington's first visit to London in 1933 inspired many British dance band leaders and arrangers. Featured here are Billy Cotton , Ray Noble ,
Nat Gonella , Tommy McQuater , Lew Stone and Jack Hylton. (A digital recording from Vintage Productions of Sydney, Australia)

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Introduced By:
Robert Parker
Unknown:
Billy Cotton
Unknown:
Ray Noble
Unknown:
Nat Gonella
Unknown:
Tommy McQuater
Unknown:
Lew Stone
Unknown:
Jack Hylton.
Source: Radio Times

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