Ted Heath vs. Edmundo Ros - Vols 1 & 2: Swing vs. Latin / Round 2

Ted Heath vs. Edmundo Ros - Vols 1 & 2: Swing vs. Latin / Round 2

Media Condition:  Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition: Mint (M)

Format:      2xLP, Comp, 180
Country:    Europe  
Released:  2016
Genre:       Jazz, Latin
Style:         Swing, Bossa Nova, Easy Listening, Latin Jazz

Track List:

. Swing vs. Latin
A1. South America Take It Away
A2. The Coffee Song
A3. In The Still Of The Night
A4. Come Rain Or Come Shine
A5. Desafinado
A6. Misirlou
B1. Ted Meets Ed
B2. Heat Wave
B3. Malaguena
B4. Speak Low
B5. Anything You Can Do
. Round 2
C1. America
C2. There Once Was A Man
C3. Baby It's Cold Outside
C4. Bye Bye Blues
C5. Tiger Rag
D1. Granada
D2. Come To The Mardi Gras
D3. Begin The Beguine
D4. Daddy
D5. Solamente Bob Efford
D6. Friendship

Notes: 

This compilation ℗ 1964 Decca Music Group Limited © 2016 Decca Music Group Limited Made in Germany LP pressed at optimal GmbH Special 2-LP edition Includes voucher with unique code to download the digital audio files "Vols 1 & 2" and 1st catalog number on spine. 2nd catalog number on sticker.

Comments: 

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