Let The Good Times Roll - Tony Bennett - Playin With My Friends: Bennett Sings The Blues (SACD, Album)

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1. Ðề: Super Audio CD Collection By invisible9x[SACD - ISO] The Zombies - Greatest Hits () [SACD - ISO] {Rock} [IMG] [img] 01 - She's Not There.

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3. Jul 16,  · Tony Bennett with Sheryl Crow – Good Morning, Heartache Tony Bennett with B.B. King – Let The Good Times Roll Tony Bennett with Ray Charles – Evenin’ Tony Bennett with Bonnie Raitt – I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues Tony Bennett with K.D. Lang – Keep The Faith, Baby

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4. Oct 04,  · Tony Bennett with Sheryl Crow – Good Morning, Heartache Tony Bennett with B.B. King – Let The Good Times Roll Tony Bennett with Ray Charles – Evenin’ Tony Bennett with Bonnie Raitt – I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues Tony Bennett with K.D. Lang – .

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5. 17 rows · Discover releases, reviews, track listings, recommendations, and more about Tony Bennett - /5(28).

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6. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the SACD release of Playin' With My Friends: Bennett Sings The Blues on Discogs. Label: RPM Records (7) - CS ,Columbia - CS • Format: SACD Multichannel, Stereo, Album • Country: US • Genre: Jazz, Blues •5/5(2).

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7. Tony Bennett with Sheryl Crow – Good Morning, Heartache 5. Tony Bennett with B.B. King – Let The Good Times Roll 6. Tony Bennett with Ray Charles – Evenin’ 7. Tony Bennett with Bonnie Raitt – I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues 8. Tony .

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8. Suffice it to say that now for the first time - with the greatly increased definition of SACD - I can hear that only a portion of the frequently shattering distortion of the guitars of James Gurley and Sam Andrew was due to the poor LP pressing and/or tracking inconsistencies of my phono cartridge at the time.

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