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recording studio (on 24th Street in New York City), where Bechet lent his soprano sax to Levine's traditional arrangement of "
2052:"Review of Sidney Bechet: The Wizard of Jazz; The Song of the Hawk: The Life and Recordings of Coleman Hawkins, John Chilton"
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Musician Sidney Bechet Buried In Paris Suburb: No Farewell Blues. 1959
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2023:"Historic jazz church in New Orleans clings to life"
1977:"TheRaider.net – The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles"
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1251:"Sidney Bechet, Muggsy Spanier: Jam Session", 1952
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1432:"Sidney Bechet | Association for Cultural Equity"
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1859:. Yale Musical Instrument Series. p. 187.
1857:The Saxophone (Yale Musical Instrument Series)
1245:"Sidney Bechet, Claude Luter: On Parade", 1951
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1233:"Sidney Bechet & Claude Luter", 1950
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1328:. Twayne. Reprint, Da Capo, 1978.
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2002:"12 Questions for Woody Allen"
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1404:"Sidney Bechet (1897-1959) •"
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1239:"Jazz Classics Vol. 2", 1950
1236:"Jazz Classics Vol. 1", 1950
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1257:"Port of Harlem Six", 1952
1186:"Dear Old Southland", 1940
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1930:The Philip Larkin Society
1855:Stephen Cottrell (2013).
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1260:"Soprano Sax Solos", 1952
1230:"A Jazz Masterwork", 1948
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1738:My Life - Sidney Bechet
1734:"The struggle in Paris"
1714:Palmer, Robert (1976).
1539:YUDKIN, JEREMY (2010).
1324:Bechet, Sidney (1960).
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2125:. November 25, 2014
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1926:"For Sidney Bechet"
1220:"Weary Blues", 1979
1214:"Premier Bal", 1960
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