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1. Humphrey Lyttelton (2-CD) Please inform me as soon as the product is available again. I hereby confirm that I have read and agree with the privacy policy.

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2. Listen free to Humphrey Lyttelton – Classic Years (Georgia on My Mind, Travellin' Blues and more). 26 tracks (). Discover more music, concerts, videos, and pictures with the .

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3. AVID Jazz here presents four classic Humphrey Lyttelton 10" albums plus, including original liner notes on a finely re-mastered and low priced double CD. “Jazz Concert”, “Jazz Session with Humph”, “Humph In Perspective”, “Here’s Humph!” and the plus, tracks from “Humph Swings Out”.

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4. AVID Jazz here presents four classic Humphrey Lyttleton 10''; albums plus, including original liner notes on a finely re-mastered and low priced double CD. 'Jazz Concert', 'Jazz Session with Humph', 'Humph In Perspective', 'Here s Humph!' and the plus, tracks from 'Humph Swings Out'/5(20).

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5. Treasure Island (Keith Jarrett album), ; Treasure Island (Nick Harper album) Treasure Island, an EP by Thomas Zwijsen "Treasure Island", a instrumental by Bob James from BJ4 "Treasure Island", a song by Steven Curtis Chapman from More to This Life.

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6. Humphrey Lyttelton jazz can never be bad, as this collection proves. All selections show the wide range that he is capable of. Quick moving, large variety, his humor, all lead to a very enjoyable album. His long successful life proves his mettle. Great stuff!/5(30).

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7. Four Classic Albums Plus (Jazz Concert / Jazz Session With Humph / Humph In Perspective / Heres Humph!) (Digitally Remastered) By Humphrey Lyttelton. • 39 songs. Play on Spotify.

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8. Humphrey Lyttelton should need no introduction whatsoever. This 2-CD set from the excellent Retrospective series has a selection of 52 fine tracks spanning Humph's early career, from The material is largely ordered chronologically, full personnel details are provided, and there are excellent liner notes by Digby Fairweather/5(15).

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