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1. Listen free to Chet Atkins – Street Dreams (Spats 'N' Hats (Album Version), (Like A) Crystal In The Light (Album Version) and more). 10 tracks (). Discover more music, concerts, videos, and pictures with the largest catalogue online at repopowohteratomawasvomoonba.coinfo

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2. Label: CBS - CBS • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: UK • Genre: Jazz • Style: Smooth Jazz, Contemporary Jazz Chet Atkins - Street Dreams (, Vinyl) | Discogs Explore/5(7).

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3. Spats N Hats - Chet Atkins, C.G.P.* - Street Dreams Label: Columbia - CK • Format: CD Album • Country: Canada • Genre: Jazz • Style: Smooth Jazz, Contemporary Jazz This album has a production sheen to it that makes it totally of its time, and it doesn't necessarily wear too well because of it.

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4. Street Dreams, an Album by Chet Atkins. Released in on Columbia (catalog no. FC ; Vinyl LP). Genres: Country Pop, Contemporary Country.

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5. OCLC Number: Notes: Reissue of: CBS CBS (p), LP 33 1/3. Notes on insert. Performer(s): Chet Atkins, guitar ; with instrumental accompaniment.

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6. May 13,  · Chet Atkins - Street Dreams - repopowohteratomawasvomoonba.coinfo Music. Skip to main content Hello, Sign in The Official Beach Music (Album Version) The Official Beach Music (Album Version) Listen Now $ 4. #, in CDs & Vinyl (See Top in CDs & Vinyl) # in Today's Country/5(13).

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7. The strong sales of that ablum helped Chet transform himself into what he left longtime label RCA to be in the first place: a contemporary jazz artist. Street Dreams was where the transformation became complete. (Indeed,a 12" single of "The Official Beach Music" had a sticker proclaiming Chet to be the label's "New Age Jazz King".).

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8. Apr 27,  · I have to agree on the earlier, the better. My monaural copy of the album The Best of Chet Atkins is never far away from the turntable I've always liked that song sequence, and some great help on those songs with, IIRC, Boots Randolph on "Django's Castle" (there are no credits on the album, of course). My faves are his version of the Stan Kenton .

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9. Street Dreams still divides Chet Atkins fans, which is one reason you know it’s worth paying attention to. Atkins made this music to appeal to an audience that might have never heard his canonical country recordings, with help from a team of veteran producers, players, and arrangements drawn from the jazz world—including Ronnie Foster, Daryl Dybka, and George and Eduardo Del Barrio.

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