JACK KEROUAC FEATURING AL COHN & ZOOT SIMS 'BLUES AND HAIKUS' LP - 100TH BIRTHDAY/TOBACCO TAN Mike Bloomfield

JACK KEROUAC FEATURING AL COHN & ZOOT SIMS 'BLUES AND HAIKUS' LP - 100TH BIRTHDAY/TOBACCO TAN Mike BloomfieldLABEL: Real Gone Music VINYL RELEASE DATE: 1 13 2023 ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE: 1959 VARIANT: 100th Birthday, Tobacco Tan Vinyl LP Just like its predecessor, Poetry for the Beat Generation, legendary beatnik writer Jack Kerouacs second album, Blues and Haikus, teamed him with producer Bob Thiele and came out on Thieles Hanover label in 1959. But this time around, instead of the debuts inspired amateur jazz piano flourishes from Steve Allen, Kerouac

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