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Tommy Flanagan
Although Tommy Flanagan began by learning several instruments, including double
bass, clarinet, saxophone and vibraphone, he settled on the piano, making his
mark at an early age alongside the likes of Dexter Gordon, Oscar Pettiford and
Jay Jay Johnson. Recognized and appreciated for his sensitivity as an
accompanist, he took Ella Fitzgerald's privileged position as pianist in 1963,
staying with her for five years. From then on, other big names of the bebop jazz
era called on him: saxophonists Coleman Hawkins, John Coltrane and Sonny
Rollins, trumpeters Miles Davis, Thad Jones an...
Something to Live ForTommy Flanagan
StardustTommy Flanagan and Paul Chambers
How Deep Is the Ocean?Tommy Flanagan and Tommy Flanagan Trio
Moritat (Mack the Knife)Sonny Rollins, Tommy Flanagan, Max Roach and Doug Watkins
But BeautifulTommy Flanagan
If You Could See Me NowTommy Flanagan
Something to Live ForTommy Flanagan
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StardustTommy Flanagan and Paul Chambers
Paris Style
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How Deep Is the Ocean?Tommy Flanagan and Tommy Flanagan Trio
Sea Changes
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Moritat (Mack the Knife)Sonny Rollins, Tommy Flanagan, Max Roach and Doug Watkins
Tenor Madness
But BeautifulTommy Flanagan
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If You Could See Me NowTommy Flanagan
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