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Turk Murphy was a prominent trombonist and bandleader known for his dedication to traditional jazz styles, particularly Dixieland and New Orleans jazz. This album, "Let The Good Times Roll," captures the vibrant sound of Murphy’s Earthquake McGoon's band, a key player in San Francisco's jazz scene. The music blends an energetic big band feel with classic jazz rhythms, making it a delightful listen for fans of early jazz and swing. Notable tracks include: - Struttin' with Some Barbecue - Lonesome Road - Bilbao Song - Terrible Blues - Alexander's Ragtime Band - Tiger Rag - Sweet Georgia Brown - Wild Man Blues - Paddle-Wheelin' Along The album offers a lively mixture of trumpet, trombone, clarinet, piano, and drums, delivering a rich, authentic jazz experience reminiscent of the golden era. The arrangements are spirited, with excellent solo work throughout. Item & condition: This vintage LP shows signs of wear consistent with age on the sleeve, including scuffs and some tape reinforcements, and the vinyl plays well with minor surface marks but no major defects.

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