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Artist: Eddie Miller And His Tenor Sax Title: With A Little Help From My Friend Pete Fountain Label:   Coral Country: USA Catalogue: CRL-757502 Date: Mar 1969 Format: LP Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:    Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Eddie Miller And His Tenor Sax	(I Wonder Why) You're Just In Love	Irving Berlin	Rate
A2	Eddie Miller And His Tenor Sax	A Hundred Years From Today	Victor Young, Joseph Young, Ned Washington	Rate
A3	Eddie Miller And His Tenor Sax	Out Of Nowhere	Johnny Green, Edward Hayman	Rate
A4	Eddie Miller And His Tenor Sax	Alfie - From The Paramount Picture "Alfie"	Burt Bacharach, Hal David	Rate
A5	Eddie Miller And His Tenor Sax	We Two Blues		Rate
A6	Eddie Miller And His Tenor Sax	New Orleans	Hoagy Carmichael	Rate
B1	Eddie Miller And His Tenor Sax	With A Little Help From My Friends	John Lennon, Paul McCartney	Rate
B2	Eddie Miller And His Tenor Sax	Sophisticated Lady	Duke Ellington, Mitchell Parish, Irving Mills	Rate
B3	Eddie Miller And His Tenor Sax	Dream	Johnny Mercer	Rate
B4	Eddie Miller And His Tenor Sax	"Mission Impossible" Theme	Lalo Schifrin	Rate
B5	Eddie Miller And His Tenor Sax	What's New	Bob Haggart, Johnny Burke	Rate

Notes

This source of info is by means of the 22 March 1969 edition of the Cash Box magazine on page 46.

Eddie Miller, who was born and reared in New Orleans was the most popular jazz tenor saxophonist of America during the Dixieland jazz era of the 1940s. Mr. Miller was presented with the first Bob Crosby Bob Cats band during which he had popularized the song "Dream" with Jo Stafford and the Pied Pipers.

Mr. Miller had continued to fantastically play his tenor saxophone during the late 1960s at which he had just came home from a prosperous concert tour of the United Kingdom, and was later the presented soloist of the jazz group of Pete Fountain in New Orleans and in various concert venues.

By means of this disc, Mr. Miller plays a group of old and new popular songs with his own jazz custom thru which he had created a unique background of a modern rhythm section which consists of a hapsicord player and a baroque string quartet. Thru these five tunes, (I Wonder Why) You're Just In Love, Out Of Nowhere, We Two Blues, With A Little Help From My Friends and Dream, Mr. Miller and Mr. Fountain co-play these tunes with tenor saxophones.

Though this disc of 33.33 rpm had poorly sold, it became a moderately sought-after jazz and tenor saxophone disc, thru which one could still purchase this rare disc in mint condition for less than ten dollars.

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