Lou Donaldson - Alligator BogalooLimited 180gm vinyl LP pressing. Alto saxophonist Lou Donaldson scored a hit with "Alligator Bogaloo," the jaunty and memorable lead cut and title track of his 1967 soul jazz classic, but the album brims with funky grooves from start to finish with the breezy "Aw Shucks," rollicking "Rev. Moses," and the sinuous minimalism of "One Cylinder." Alligator Bogaloo marked the beginning of a fruitful and long running collaboration between Lou and organ

becoming famous during the 1940s and '50s for his radio and TV shows which brought him the accolade of being The Man Who Taught America How to Sing

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Pianist Larry Green led one of the many orchestras of the 1940s who played the popular style of "sweet music" aimed at the middle ground of popular music

For most of their career

the members are the German violist Simone Jandl and the Dutch cellist Marcus van den Munckhof

Following the critically and commercially successful Millie Jackson's Soul for the Dance Floor

repetitive movements

As Rose reaches the point of turning her back on her faith

None of these tracks or takes are currently available on Ace CDs (in fact

Featured release their debut album

String Trio "Serenade" C major

The second disc features breath-taking covers and duets