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Ruby Braff - The Complete Bethlehem Recordings (1954-1955) {2CD 2011 Solar Records}
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© 2011 Solar Records / Bethlehem | 4569909
Jazz / New Orleans Jazz / Trumpet

This release compiles all of Rudy Braff’s recordings for the Bethlehem label for the first time ever on a single set. While the original EP and LP editions had incomplete sessions or combined tunes from different dates, the music is presented here with the complete sessions in chronological order a version of “You Can Depend on Me” and an entire quintet sessions fronted by Braff and Bud Freeman appear here for the first time ever on CD. The album The Rudy Braff Special (Vanguard VRS8504), from the same period, has been added as a bonus in its entirety.

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