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Image of the cover of the 1969 James Moody album The Blues and Other Colors. The cover includes several clear glasses each filled with red-, blue-, and green-colored liquids. The glasses are reflected in a mirror.Moody, a jazz saxophonist and composer credited as one of the early innovators of bebop, performed the song "Savannah Calling" on this album. Moody was born in Savannah, Georgia in 1925.
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  1. African American Jazz Musicians
  2. African American Musicians
  3. African Americans
  4. Album Covers
  5. Drinking Glasses
  6. Georgia
  7. Jazz
  8. Jazz Musicians
  9. Moody, James, 1925
  10. Music
  11. Musicians
  12. Savannah
  13. Sound Recordings
  14. United States

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