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Graystone Ballroom EP
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UR-085
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1x Vinyl 12" EP 33 ⅓ RPM
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Nov 1, 2011
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In Detroit, folks know that Jazz is the teacher. It's a part of so much here. from Motown to Funk and beyond. So there is no way to separate the genres. Detroit's long history of Jazz venues has inspired artists, even when they're gone. The spirit and power of the Graystone Ballroom, the Bluebird, Bo'macs, and others lives on in a new generation of musical artists. And the Timeline continues moving forever forward!!!
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UR-085 - US - 2011
A1
Save The Bluebird
A2
Lottie The Body
B1
Ghosts Of Graystone
B2
Black Bottom Stomp
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