Various Artists - Wild, Cool And Swingin' CD

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Various Artists - Wild, Cool And Swingin' CD

$20.00

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DESCRIPTION
Part of the acclaimed Ultra-Lounge series, this stylish compilation delivers a swinging mix of jazz, big band, and vocal classics. Featuring legends like Dean Martin, Peggy Lee, Louis Prima, and Nat King Cole, it’s a smooth and sophisticated collection perfect for lovers of vintage cool.

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CONDITION
 Disc: VG++
Artwork/Slick/Digipak: VG++

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CD jewel case may show signs of wear consistent with age (very light scuffs & scratches) but will be in overall very good condition (no cracks, not broken).

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TRACKLISTING

  1. Dean Martin – Ain't That A Kick In The Head
  2. Sam Butera & The Witnesses – Dig That Crazy Chick
  3. Bobby Darin – More
  4. Peggy Lee – Fever
  5. Louis Prima – Jump, Jive, An' Wail
  6. Sammy Davis, Jr. – Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone
  7. Wayne Newton – Danke Schoen
  8. Sam Butera & The Witnesses – French Poodle
  9. Keely Smith – What Is This Thing Called Love?
  10. Bobby Darin – Sunday In New York
  11. Louis Prima – Closer To The Bone
  12. Lou Rawls – Nobody But Me
  13. Vic Damone – Little Girl
  14. Nat King Cole – L-O-V-E
  15. Dean Martin – Volare (Nel Blu Di Pinto Di Blu)
  16. Louis Prima & Keely Smith – That Old Black Magic
  17. Julie London – You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To
  18. Bobby Darin – Hello, Dolly!