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Tom Scott and the L.A. Express: Bluestreak

Read "Bluestreak" reviewed by Douglas Payne

by Douglas Payne

In the 1970s, Tom Scott was pretty bankable stuff. In addition to countless pop, jazz and film sessions, he blew out one catchy little tune after another on his own albums and those with the L.A. Express. He littered the Columbia vaults with some good easy-listening pop-jazz in the '70s: Tom Cat , Blow it Out ...

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Tom Scott And The L.A. Express

By Tom Scott

Label: Legacy
Released: 1974
Track listing: Bless My Soul; Sneakin' In The Back; King Cobra; Dahomey Dance; Nunya; Easy Life; Spindrift; Strut Your Stuff; L.A. Expression; Vertigo;


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