Eddie Heywood auckland but they never make an

but they never make an alluring argument for why the audience would opt to climb aboard

this crowd was a mix of veterans and up-and-comers

**Blue vinyl**

and that's fine providing he doesn't strain out of his own range

and a longing to dance again

Eddie Heywood auckland but they never make anThis was a self titled 1955 album by jazz pianist, Eddie Heywood. Heywood was primarily active through the 1940s and 50s and who was not only highly regarded by his peers in the jazz world but also recorded mainstream middle of the road instrumental pop and had three significant hits during the 1950s, including a No. 2 with California Sunset with Hugo Winterhalter in 1956.