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A1	Fandangle Written-By – Mary Lou Williams
A2	Mama, Pin A Rose On Me Written-By – Mary Lou Williams
A3	Easy Blues Written-By – Mary Lou Williams
A4	I Love Him Written-By – Mary Lou Williams
B1	Taurus Written-By – Mary Lou Williams
B2	Roll 'Em Written-By – Mary Lou Williams
B3	I Love You Written-By – Harlan Thompson, Harry Archer
B4	Lullaby Of The Leaves Written-By – Bernice Petkere, Joe Young

Credits

Bass – Wendell Marshall
Design – Tannenbaum*
Drums – Osie Johnson
Liner Notes – Paul Shapler
Piano – Mary Lou Williams

Notes

Licensed by Concert Hall Society Inc, N.Y. U.S.A. only for non-commercial use for phonographs in homes.

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
J-1206	Mary Lou Williams	A Keyboard History ‎(LP, Album)	Jazztone	J-1206	US	1955
FSR-651, J-1206	Mary Lou Williams	The Art Of Mary Lou Williams (A Keyboard History) ‎(LP, Album, RE)	Jazztone , Jazztone	FSR-651, J-1206	Spain	1988
J. 1007	Mary Lou Williams	A Keyboard History ‎(10", Album)	Guilde Du Jazz	J. 1007	France	1955
CHU-1007	Mary Lou Williams	A Keyboard History ‎(10")	Concert Hall	CHU-1007	US	Unknown

Mary Lou Williams - The Art Of Mary Lou Williams (A Keyboard History)

Swing, Contemporary Jazz, Ragtime, Modal

Performer: Mary Lou Williams
Album Title: The Art Of Mary Lou Williams (A Keyboard History)
Label: Concert Hall ‎– CHJ-1007
Series: Jazz Series –
Type: Vinyl, LP, 10", Album, Club Edition
Country: US
Date of released: 1955
Category: Jazz
Style: Swing, Contemporary Jazz, Ragtime, Modal
Rating: 4.7/5
Votes: 480
Other Formats: VOC AC3 AA MIDI DMF VQF ASF

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