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Red Garland - Moodsville, Volume 1 (Moodsville Acoustic Sounds Series) - VINYL LP

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Released in 1960, Moodsville Vol. 1 pairs pianist Red Garland and tenor saxophonist Eddie InchLockjawInch Davis in a relaxed and soulful jazz session. Filled with warm melodies, elegant improvisation, and effortless chemistry between the two artists, the album captures the intimate late-night atmosphere that defined the Moodsville tag's finest recordings

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    Released in 1960, Moodsville Vol. 1 pairs pianist Red Garland and tenor saxophonist Eddie InchLockjawInch Davis in a relaxed and soulful jazz session. Filled with warm melodies, elegant improvisation, and effortless chemistry between the two artists, the album captures the intimate late-night atmosphere that defined the Moodsville tag's finest recordings
    Artist
    Red Garland
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    Moodsville, Volume 1 (Moodsville Acoustic Sounds Series)
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    VINYL
    Label
    Craft Recordings
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