Greatest Hits: The 70s
Gene Ammons
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CAT # OJCCD-6018-25
1. The Jungle Boss 5:35 2. Ger-ru 8:45 3. Jungle Strut 2:25 4. Didn't We 6:03 5. The Black Cat 5:34 6. Long Long Time 4:25 7. You Talk That Talk 6:01 8. My Way 6:00 9. Chicago Breakdown 9:35
The Jungle Boss, Ger-ru, Jungle Strut, Didn't We, The Black Cat, Long Long Time, You Talk That Talk, My Way, Chicago Breakdown
with Billy Butler, Candido, Ron Carter, Roland Hanna, Harold Mabern, Junior Mance, Idris Muhammad, Sonny Phillips, Bernard Purdie, Chuck Rainey, Leon Spencer, Sonny Stitt, Buster Williams, and others
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