Jack McVea - McVoutie's Central Avenue Blues AEC Video and an alternate version of

and an alternate version of Say So

Jeff Daniels

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Jack McVea - McVoutie's Central Avenue Blues AEC Video and an alternate version ofJack McVea's nickname was bestowed by Slim Gaillard at his recording session with Dizzy Gillespie & Charlie Parker. On "Slim's Jam," when Bird doesn't have a reed, Gaillard says "McVoutie's got a reed!" (McVea says Bird actually did show sans reed). This 1945 album presents McVea's blues side, joined by Lucky Thompson, Wild Bill Moore, Wynonie Harris, Duke Henderson, Cee Pee Johnson, Rabon Tarrant & others. Contains 23 tracks, with 7 never before