Alfred 00-32929 Blue Moon - Music Book
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| Brand name, Manufacturer name | ALFRED |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | ALFRED Alfred Publishing |
| KnownMan, Extra Product Name | Alfred 00-32929 Blue Moon - Music Book |
| moq, multiple, tierMinQty1, PackageQuantity | 1 |
| MPN, Mpns, PartNumber, Part_number | 00-32929 |
| qtyInStock | -2 |
| SKU | ALFRD30511 |
| tierPrice1 | 2.46 |
| AdultProduct, Autographed, Memorabilia, TradeInEligible | False |
| Asin | B003J2Y9HG |
| Binding | consumer_electronics |
| Brand | Alfred |
| ClassificationId | 301668 |
| DisplayName | Styles |
| Height, Width | 2000 500 7.0 75 |
| Identifier | 0038081358376 038081358376 |
| IdentifierType | EAN UPC |
| ItemClassification | BASE_PRODUCT |
| ItemName, Item_name | Rodgers: Blue Moon |
| Item_type_keyword | books |
| Keyword | 32929 |
| Length | 7.0 |
| Link | https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/410WC4wcjML._SL75_.jpg https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/410WC4wcjML.jpg https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71UGMoOVf2L.jpg |
| ProductType | ABIS_MUSIC |
| Product_description | Only once in a blue moon does a song like this come along! This Rodgers and Hart hit has been recorded by legions of stars. Jay's arrangement starts soulfully, then kicks into The Marcels' 1961 doo-wop version. |
| Product_site_launch_date | 2012-08-13T21:48:38.802Z |
| StrippedMpns | 0032929 |
| Type | ean upc |
| Unit | inches |
| Variant | MAIN |
| WebsiteDisplayGroup | music_display_on_website |
| WebsiteDisplayGroupName | Music |
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Rodgers: Blue Moon
Brand: Alfred
Only once in a blue moon does a song like this come along! This Rodgers and Hart hit has been recorded by legions of stars. Jay's arrangement starts soulfully, then kicks into The Marcels' 1961 doo-wop version.