Whose song is Up Jumped The Devil?
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| Angels of Mercy | |
Mamas, Dadys, and Angels
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| Bad Faces Clan | |
Brief History
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| Boppin' B. | |
B.A.N.G.
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| BOPPIN'B | |
Balls Are No Goods
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B.A.N.G. - Balls Are No Goods
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| Brooks Smith | |
Kiser Point
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| Cave, Nick And The Bad Seeds | |
Tender Prey
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| Chris Randall | |
The Devil His Due
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| Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown | |
"Live" Blackjack The Man
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| Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown | |
The Man
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| Clarence Brown | |
Jazz & Blues Collection - CD 83
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| Clarence Gatemouth Brown | |
Live From Austin TX
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| Daniel Larson Band | |
Roadkill Blues
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| Danny Kortchmar | |
Kootch
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| Drifters | |
I'll Take You Where The Music's Playing
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| Earl 'Fatha' Hines | |
The Ultimate Jazz Archive Set 20
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| Earl Fatha Hines | |
Piano Man
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| Earl "Fatha" Hines | |
Piano Men Rosetta That's A Plenty CD3 The best of Earl Hines
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| Earl 'Fatha' Hines | |
Piano Man 1928-1955 [Giants of Jazz #53118, 1993]
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| Earl Hines | |
"Planet Jazz" series Indispensable Vol. 3&4 (1939-1945) (CD01) Piano Man Piano Man: 1928-1955 Rosetta - CD2
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| Earl Hines & His Orchestra | |
1941
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| Earl Hines 1940-41 | |
Big Bands 034
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| Earl Hines and His Orchestra | |
The Chronological Classics: Earl Hines and His Orchestra 1941
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| Gabe Chen | |
Square Dance - Quadrilles
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| George Wallington | |
Knight Music
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| Hickory Wind | |
At The Wednesday Night Waltz
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| Hines, Earl | |
Masterpieces 15
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| Hines, Earl (Fatha) Orchestra w Billy Eckstine | |
The Father Jumps
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| Izzy Stradlin | |
117 Degrees
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| Izzy Stradlin - 117 Degrees | |
Izzy Stradlin - 117 Degrees
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| Jimmy Sutton's Four Charms | |
Triskaidekaphobia!
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| Jimmy Triplett | |
Natural History
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| John Davis and the Monster Orchestra | |
Up Jumped the Devil
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| Jon Short | |
Live From "The Shack" At Vincent's
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| Ken Colyer's jazzmen | |
In The Sweet Bye And Bye UpJumped the Devil
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| Lloyd Shaw Foundation | |
Dancing For Busy People
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| Louis Jordan | |
World Transcriptions
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| Mark Schimick | |
Ghost Driver
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| MudSlide Charley | |
Goes Like This
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| Nicholas, Wooden Joe | |
Wooden Joe Nicholas
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| Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds | |
Tender Prey Tender Prey (Remastered)
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| Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds n | |
Tender Prey (Remastered)
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| Nick Cave And Bad Seeds | |
Tender Prey
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| Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds | |
Lovely Creatures [1]
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| Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds | |
Tender Prey Tender Prey [Reissued 1996] Tender Prey [R]
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| Nina & Jensens Jazz Serenaders | |
Lonesome And Sorry
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| Roadrunners | |
Boogie Woogie Roll Nightcrawlin'
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| Ronnie Dawson | |
Monkey Beat!
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| Roomful of Blues | |
Standing Room Only
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| Roy Brown | |
Good Rockin' Man: The Definitive Collection Laughing But Crying Mighty Mighty Man Mighty Mighty Man!
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| Sam Bardfeld | |
Up Jumped The devil: The Music Of Stuff Smith
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| Soledad Brothers | |
Recorded Live At The Gold Dollar 6/00
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| Speedy Tolliver | |
Now and Then
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| St. Louis Ragtimers | |
St. Louis Ragtimers Viol. 2 The St. Louis Ragtimers: Volume 2
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| Stuff Smith | |
1944 - 1946 The Chronological Classics: Stuff Smith 1944-1946
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| The Drifters | |
I'll Take You Where the Music's Playing
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| The Rob Ryan Roadshow | |
Cold Hard Truth
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| The Ultimate Jazz Archive 20 (Swing to BeBop - Modern Jazz) | |
01 Earl "Fatha" Hines
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| The Ultimate Jazz Archive 34 (Big Bands) | |
Earl "Fatha" Hines (34-4)
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| The`Weapons Of Mass Seduction | |
Desperate Men And The Women Who Love Them
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| Tom Dale | |
Up Jumped the Devil
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| Tune Wranglers | |
1936-1938
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| Various | |
Harlem conga
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| Various Artists | |
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