Ed Bruce - See The Big Man Cry: The Complete Sun And Wand Recordings From 1957-65 Plus... (CD)

Ed Bruce - See The Big Man Cry: The Complete Sun And Wand Recordings From 1957-65 Plus... (CD)

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Ed Bruce - See The Big Man Cry: The Complete Sun And Wand Recordings From 1957-65 Plus... (CD)1 CD (Digipak) with 32 page booklet, 30 tracks. Total playing time approx. 79 min. Bear Family presents 'See The Big Man Cry The complete SUN and Wand recordings from 1957 65, plus', the first complete CD collection of Ed Bruce's outstanding early recordings from 1956 to 1965. During that time he recorded for Sun Records, RCA Victor, TransSonic, Wand and Apt Records, among others. All titles have not been re released on CD until now! Including several

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