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1. Take The 'A' Train Comes from 'UNITED KINGDOM' 78rpm record
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DUKE ELLINGTON Take The 'A' Train (Scarce 1941 UK 10" 78RPM shellac single also featuring The Sidewalks Of New York, great gold on maroon 'Nipper' HMV labels. The disc itself is in superb condition with no scratches & just a couple of light surface marks to show for its SIXTY FIVE years! B9235) more...
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2. Take The A Train Comes from 'GERMANY' vinyl LP
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DUKE ELLINGTON Take The A Train (80s German 11-track stereo vinyl LP, featuring recordings made during Duke Ellington's second Carnegie Hall Concert on December 11, 1943. The glossy sleeve has just a little edge scuffing and faint creasing, the vinyl looks barely played) more...
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