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2. Jazz thing Next Generation. likes · 2 talking about this. Both the company Double Moon Records and the leading Jazz magazine in Germany "Jazz thing" have always been committed to promoting the.

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4. THE THING RECORDS established in by the members of the group, Gustafsson, Håker Flaten and Nilssen- Love in close collaboration with TROST Records, Austria. The Thing formed in as a Don Cherry recording project, they soon established themselves as one of the most important European jazz groups, playing a variety of compositions.

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5. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of All That Jazz - Music From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack on Discogs. Label: Casablanca - • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Compilation • Country: Scandinavia • Genre: Jazz, Funk / Soul, Stage & Screen • Style: Soundtrack, Musical.

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7. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of The Thing - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack on Discogs. Label: MCA Records - • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: Europe • Genre: Electronic, Stage & Screen • Style: Soundtrack, Modern Classical.

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9. Jan 01,  · Jazz Albums that Shook the World: The s Just to give you some idea of how we drew up the criteria for this list: long-playing vinyl records began to appear in the US at the tail end of the s, first in a 10” format, then by the mids in what became the standard 12” format that still persists today alongside CDs, which first.

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