Dexter Gordon - Swiss Radio Days 1972, Vol. 10 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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Album Tracks 1. Some Other Blues 2. In a Mellow Tone 3. Blues in F 4. Sunday 5. Didn't We 6. Perdido
- GenreJazzDescriptionAlbum Tracks 1. Some Other Blues 2. In a Mellow Tone 3. Blues in F 4. Sunday 5. Didn't We 6. PerdidoArtistDexter GordonTitleSwiss Radio Days 1972, Vol. 10FormatCDLabelTCB Montreux Records
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