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“Ruby Braff & His Big City Six - Only A Blues” — a sonic narrative by Ruby Braff & His Big City Six
“Ruby Braff & His Big City Six - Only A Blues” is more than just a track within the Electro Swing genre. It acts like a small sonic environment — shaped by the mood “Club”, attention to detail, and a clear sense of form. The recording is available in 320 Kbps — without unnecessary compromise.
Today, listeners perceive the composition as part of their personal moments: focus, rest, movement — each time it reveals something new. The interest is fully justified: 50 plays, 1 likes, and 0 playlist additions speak for themselves.
May 2026 fills playlists with light, and the track feels almost like a soundtrack to movement and renewal.
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- Artist: Ruby Braff & His Big City Six
- Track: Only A Blues
- Genre / Style: Electro Swing
- Mood: Club
- MP3 Quality: 320 Kbps
- Plays: 50
- Likes: 1
- Playlists: 0
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