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Michel Attenoux Et Son Orchestre
Jazztime Paris
1x 10" Vinyl

Jazztime Paris

Michel Attenoux Et Son Orchestre

Germany

Catalog #

D 031

Tracks

6

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Notes

Hi Fi Recorded 2.10.1960, Stuttgart Manufactured in Germany First cat# on sleeve and labels, second cat# on spine, third cat# sleeve back and labels Runouts are stamped except etched "Lt-B"

Label

Deutscher Schallplattenclub
D 031
Deutscher Schallplattenclub
D-031

Format

1x 10" Vinyl LP, Mono, 10 inch
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Tracklist

album

Disc 1 — 10" Vinyl

  1. A1

    Ain't Misbehavin'

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  2. A2

    China Boy

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  3. A3

    Solitude

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Disc 2 — 10" Vinyl

  1. B1

    After You've Gone

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  2. B2

    Flying Home

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  3. B3

    Avalon

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Questions about the credits

Who wrote Jazztime Paris by Michel Attenoux Et Son Orchestre?
The writing on Jazztime Paris by Michel Attenoux Et Son Orchestre is credited to Fats Waller, Dick Winfree, Phil Boutelje, Duke Ellington, Henry Creamer, Turner Layton, Lionel Hampton, and Vincent Rose.
Who played bass on Jazztime Paris by Michel Attenoux Et Son Orchestre?
Bass on Jazztime Paris by Michel Attenoux Et Son Orchestre was played by Roland Lobligeois.
Who played drums and percussion on Jazztime Paris by Michel Attenoux Et Son Orchestre?
Drums and percussion on Jazztime Paris by Michel Attenoux Et Son Orchestre were performed by Charles Saudrais.

Questions about the companies and places

Which company pressed this edition of Jazztime Paris by Michel Attenoux Et Son Orchestre, which lists Germany as its release country or market?
This edition of Jazztime Paris by Michel Attenoux Et Son Orchestre, with Germany listed as its release country or market, was pressed by Teldec-Press GmbH.
Where was the lacquer for this edition of Jazztime Paris by Michel Attenoux Et Son Orchestre, which lists Germany as its release country or market, cut?
The lacquer for this edition of Jazztime Paris by Michel Attenoux Et Son Orchestre, with Germany listed as its release country or market, was cut at Teldec-Studio, Berlin.

Credits & Production

Credits

10 roles · 17 credits
Writer
Bass
Drums
Piano
Alto Saxophone
Soprano Saxophone
Cover
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Photography By Titelfoto
Vibraphone

Companies & Places

2 companies · 2 relationships
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