Gene Krupa - The Krupa Beat Album

Tracklist

1	Limehouse Blues
2	Tea For Two
3	Leave Us Leap
4	Chickery Chick
5	King Porter Stomp
6	Blue Lou
7	The Big Do
8	They Didn't Believe Me
9	Stardust
10	Lover

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Demand Performance Cassettes

Short intro

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