Buck Clayton - A Buck Clayton Jam Session Vol. 3: Jazz Party Time (CD)

Buck Clayton - A Buck Clayton Jam Session Vol. 3: Jazz Party Time (CD)

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Buck Clayton - A Buck Clayton Jam Session Vol. 3: Jazz Party Time (CD)Release Date: 12 09 22 First time CD and digital release of historic, swinging 1976 all star jam session. Chiaroscuro Records announces A BUCK CLAYTON JAM SESSION VOLUME 3., CR(D) 152, slated for release December 9 for the first time on CD and digital. Produced by Hank O'Neil, this long out of print album is a continuum of the swing era trumpeter's famed Jam Session recordings. The tracks include: 'Jazz Party Time,' 'Kansas City Style,' 'Even Steven'

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