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Williams, Cootie|Things Ain't What They Used To Be* label-satan The inner booklet digs deep

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The inner booklet digs deep into the label story

Mott’s Men

from the more than three hundred he wrote

some Stax and other artists' hits

Williams, Cootie|Things Ain't What They Used To Be* label-satan The inner booklet digs deepThis trumpet player had worked with Duke Ellington in the 30's and was already recording under his own name by 1937. In 1942 he started his first Big Band, one of the first devoted to the Blues. This album compiles recordings made between 1944 and 1948, some of them cut at radio station studios to be broadcasted live. Fifteen tracks and the usual plethora of info on the back cover. Este trompetista haba trabajado con Duke Ellington en los aos 30 y ya

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