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Classifieds catch: 2005 McClanahan Descending Dove
We were in the midst of correspondence with the seller of this Mandolin Cafe Classified in an attempt to help promote the sale (no
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Digital text format to dominate the future
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July 16, 2005 | RealBook Vol 2

"Faked" you out?...
Here's one you can't live without, the sequel to Hal Leonard's barn buster release RealBook Volume I, RealBook Volume II!! Just when you thought you were satiated, they have to go and come up with another 416 pages of the world's most popular jazz Standards...
We've played through a bunch of these, and every day another page is turned only to exclaim, "Wow! I always wanted the chart to THAT one, too!" (Skip the latest Harry Potter book for a while and pick up one of these!)
We have access to a limited supply, and expect more in August. Get your order in, today!
RealBook Volume II

Posted by Ted at July 16, 2005 12:13 PM


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