Frank Sinatra - And The Count Basie Orchestra + 2 Bonus Tracks (LP)

Frank Sinatra - And The Count Basie Orchestra + 2 Bonus Tracks (LP)

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M251S

$22.50

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Frank Sinatra - And The Count Basie Orchestra + 2 Bonus Tracks (LP)Direct metal mastering. 180 gram pure virgin vinyl. Audiophile pressing. The way this music was meant to be heard. Both Frank Sinatra and Count Basie were highly regarded musicians when they recorded their first album together, Sinatra Basie (Reprise R9 1008) in 1962. It was arranged by Neal Hefti (1922 2008), who had a lot to do with the fact that the Count Basie band was still active in the 1960s. In October 1957, Count Basie had recorded the album

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