Danny Davis & The Nashville Brass - Best of [CD]
Danny Davis & The Nashville Brass - Best of [CD]
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Trumpet player Danny Davis played in a variety of swing bands, and worked for Gene Krupa, Bob Crosby, Freddy Martin and others. He was a producer for Joy and MGM Records in the '50s and worked for Chet Atkins at RCA in the mid-'60s before forming the Nashville Brass in '68. The band was voted CMA's Instrumental Band of the Year
Tracklist:
- Make the World Go Away
- Green Green Grass of Home
- Sweet Dreams
- San Antonio Rose
- I Fall to Pieces
- Wabash Cannon Ball
- Nashville Brass Hoedown
- Mountain Minuet
- I Don't Know / You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You
UPC: 715187787926
Label: Curb Special Markets
Release Date: 3.4.97
Format: CD
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