Live at Joe Squared, by The Dogs of Jazz

Live at Joe Squared

by The Dogs of Jazz

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1.	Dangling Man 07:43		buy track
2.	Black 05:37		buy track
3.	What is This Thing Called Love? (cole porter) 08:16	info	buy track
4.	A Roomful of Green Things (todd harper) 06:29	info	buy track
5.	Principal of the World 09:51		buy track
6.	Pickett's Charge 07:22		buy track
7.	It's a Lovely Day 06:15		buy track

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This is a rough recording of our very first gig, December 19th, 2014 at Joe Squared in Baltimore. Not so much an album, as a documentation - a bootleg, only made by us. There is more to come as we polish some tunes, and begin recording in earnest. But here's a taste of the band for those that want it.

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released December 21, 2014

Andy Dagilis on Tenor Sax, Henry Kornblatt on Trumpet, Chuck Navyac on Drums, Ian Rashkin on Bass; all compositions by Ian Rashkin except as noted.

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