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Earl Bostic - Early Earl - The Gotham Recordings.1946-1947 (CD) (UK Import)
Earl Bostic - Early Earl - The Gotham Recordings.1946-1947 (CD) (UK Import)
Artist: Earl Bostic
- Label
- Jasmine Records
- Cat No
- JASMCD2837
- Released
- 2026
- Pressing
- UK
- Styles
- Rhythm & Blues
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| Artist | Earl Bostic |
|---|---|
| Format | CD |
| Label | Jasmine Records |
| Catalogue no. | JASMCD2837 |
| Genre | R & B and Blues |
| Released | 8 May 2026 |
| Barcode | 0604988283723 |
Earl Bostic — Early Earl * Earl Bostic's Gotham Recordings 1946-47
Format: CD • Label: Jasmine Records (JASMCD2837) • Released: 2026 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Rhythm & Blues
Tracklist:
1. That's The Groovy Thing (Part A)
2. Tippin' In
3. That's The Groovy Thing (Part B)
4. Jumpin' Jack
5. That's The Heat You Gotta Beat
6. Let's Ball Tonight (Part 1)
7. Away
8. Let's Ball Tonight (Part 2)
9. Where Or When
10. Cuttin' Out
11. Here Goes
12. My Special Dream
13. I'm The Guy That Loves Ya
14. 845 Stomp
15. Earl's Rumboogie
16. Bostic's Jump
17. Hot Sauce! - Boss
18. Temptation
19. Artistry By Bostic
20. Bostic's Boogie Blues
21. Bar Fly Baby
22. Joy Dust
23. Slightly Groovy
24. Disc Jockey's Nightmare
25. Liza (All The Cloud'll Roll Away)
26. Scotch Jam
27. The Man I Love
28. Apollo Theatre Jump
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
Died Oct. 28, 1965 in Rochester, New York, USA.
Jazz/rhythm and blues alto saxophonist who was a recording artist, bandleader, and arranger.
IMPORTANT NOTE about Bostic LPs on King:
A lot of Earl Bostic LPs in the King 5xx LP series (between numbers 500 and 600) exist in basically two totally different versions:
a) the mono issue
b) the stereo issue
They differ in musical content in as much as the tunes are the same, but the personnel and sometimes even the instrumentation are very much different on the mono and stereo versions. Although both mono and stereo versions have the same cover (apart from the "stereo designation", the music on the stereo LPs was recorded much later, sometimes years later, than the music on the mono LPs.
Source: Discogs
