Anthology
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This "Anthology" by Charlie Watts is an affectionate retrospective and a reflection of how often Watts was able to exercise his jazz muscles between Rolling Stones commitments to create a tailor-made discography. Though he was a globally beloved hero within the greatest Rock band in the world, he deflected any compliment or comparison with his musical heroes from the world of Jazz; he considered himself their admirer, never their equal. The anthology includes a long essay by Paul Sexton that traces Charlie Watts' jazz career and the main albums covered by the collection.Buy Anthology at the best price
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Disc 1
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Stompin' at the Savoy (Live at Fulham Town Hall London 1986)
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Flying Home (Live at Fulham Town Hall London 1986)
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Practising Practising Just Great
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Bluebird
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Relaxing at Camarillo
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Going Going Going Gone
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Blackbird - White Chicks
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Cool Blues (Live at Ronnie Scott's Birmingham 1991)
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Lover Man (Live at Ronnie Scott's Birmingham 1991)
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Perdido (Live at Ronnie Scott's Birmingham 1991)
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You Go to My Head
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If I Should Lose You
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My Ship
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Long Ago and Far Away
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Good Morning Heartache
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Never Let Me Go
Disc 2
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Roy Haynes
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Airto
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Elvin Suite
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Roll 'em Charlie (Live at Ronnie Scott's London 2001)
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What's New (Live at Ronnie Scott's London 2001)
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Tin Tin Deo (Live at Ronnie Scott's London 2001)
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Sunset and The Mockingbird (Live at Ronnie Scott's London 2001)
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Take the A Train (Live at Ronnie Scott's London 2001)
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Rockhouse Boogie (Live at Swindon Arts Centre Swindon 1978) (Inédit)
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Ain't Nobody Minding Your Store (Live at Swindon Arts Centre, Swindon, 1978) (In
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Swindon Swing (Live at Swindon Arts Centre Swindon, Jan 1978) (Inédit)
