Eddie Davis, Eddie Davis & His Be Bopperps - Calling Dr. Jazz / Stealin Trash Album

Tracklist

1	Stealin Trash Written-By – Eddie Davis
2	Calling Dr. Jazz Written-By – Eddie Davis

Credits

• Double Bass – Gene Ramey
• Drums – Denzil Best
• Engineer – Teddy Reig
• Guitar – Huey Long
• Piano – Al Haig
• Tenor Saxophone – Eddie Davis
• Trumpet – Fats Navarro

Notes

Sides A&B recorded in New York City, NY December 18, 1946

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (S-3367A): Side A, Runout
• Matrix / Runout (907-A): Side A, Label
• Matrix / Runout (S-3370): Side B, Runout
• Matrix / Runout (907-B): Side B, Label

Short intro

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