Brian Setzer Orchestra / Guitar Slinger - CD (Used)
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Brian Setzer Orchestra / Guitar Slinger - CD (Used)
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Author: Setzer, Brian Orch
Release Date: 01-05-1996
Details: Amazon.ca These days, everybody and his daddy seems convinced that it don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing, but this former Stray Cat got to that territory first, and still mines it as well as anyone. Guitar Slinger may well be the best of his Orchestra releases, if only because he takes center stage more often on such tunes as a spot-on cover of "A Town Without Pity" and the rousing "Rumble in Brighton." Setzer tips his hat--figuratively, of course, since a hat would mess those famed blond locks--to the original breed of swingin' cat on such tribute tunes as "Hey, Louis Prima" and "Sammy Davis City," both of which make the most of his 17-piece band. It's, like, gonesville. --David Sprague
UPC: 606949005122
EAN: 0606949005122
Languages: English
Binding: Audio CD
Item Condition: UsedVeryGood
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