"Dream Keeper"

"The dream keeper and other poems", by Langston Hughes.

As I Grew Older

It was a long time ago.
I have almost forgotten my dream.
But it was there then,
In front of me,
Bright like a sun-
-My dream.

And then the wall rose,
Rose slowly,
Slowly,
Dimming,
Hiding,
The light of my dream
Rose until it touched the sky-
-The wall.

Shadow.
I am black.

I lie down in the shadow.
No longer the light of my dream before me,
Above me.
Only the thick wall.
Only the shadow.

My hands!
My dark hands!
Break through the wall!
Find my dream!
Help me to shatter this darkness,
To smash this night,
To break this shadow
Into a thousand lights of sun,
Into a thousand whirling dreams
Of sun!

1. Dream Keeper (16:51) [words by Langston Hughes]

• Dream Keeper - Part I [Carla Bley]
solo: Charlie Haden
• Feliciano Ama [trad. from El Salvador]
solo: Tom Harrell
• Dream Keeper - Part II [Carla Bley]
• Canto del Pilon (I) [trad. from Venezuela]
solos: Ken McIntyre, Don Alias
• Dream Keeper - Part III [Carla Bley]
• Canto del Pilon (II) [trad. from Venezuela]
solo: Juan Lazzaro Mendolas
• Hymn Of The Anarchist Women's Movement [trad. from Spanish Civil War]
solos: Joe Daley, Paul Motian
• Dream Keeper - Part IV [Carla Bley]
solo: Tom Harrell

Recorded April 4th & 5th, 1990 at Clinton Studios, New York City

Carla Bley : conducter
Charlie Haden : bass
Dewey Redman : tenor saxophone (on 2,3,4)
Joe Lovano : tenor saxophone, flute
Branford Marsalis : tenor saxophone (on 1,2)
Ken McIntyre : alto saxophone
Tom Harrell : trumpet, flugelhorn
Earl Gardner : trumpet
Sharon Freeman : french horn
Ray Anderson : trombone
Joe Daley : tuba
Amina Claudine Myers : piano
Mick Goodrick : guitar
Paul Motian : drums
Don Alias : percussion
Juan Lazzaro Mendolas : pan pipes, wood flute (on "Canto del Pilon", 2)
The Oakland Youth Chorus : chorus (on 1,5)
Elizabeth Min (director)

Blue Note Records 1990

"Dream Keeper"

Charlie Haden and The Liberation Music Orchestra - "Dream Keeper" 1990

Charlie Haden & The Liberation Music Orchestra: Dream Keeper
Jazz | 1990 | PT 48:40 | APE+Cue | 263 Mb | Artwork

1. Dream Keeper (16:51) [words by Langston Hughes]
- Dream Keeper - Part I [Carla Bley]
solo: Charlie Haden
- Feliciano Ama [trad. from El Salvador]
solo: Tom Harrell
- Dream Keeper - Part II [Carla Bley]
- Canto del Pilon (I) [trad. from Venezuela]
solos: Ken McIntyre, Don Alias
- Dream Keeper - Part III [Carla Bley]
- Canto del Pilon (II) [trad. from Venezuela]
solo: Juan Lazzaro Mendolas
- Hymn Of The Anarchist Women's Movement [trad. from Spanish Civil War]
solos: Joe Daley, Paul Motian
- Dream Keeper - Part IV [Carla Bley]
solo: Tom Harrell

2. Rabo De Nube (Tail of the Tornade) (5:23) [Silvio Rodriguez, Ediciones Quiroga]
solos: Mick Goodrick, Joe Lovano(left), Dewey Redman(right)

3. Nkosi Sikelel'i Afrika (Anthem of the African National Congress) (10:31) [Enoche Sontonga]
solos: Ken McIntyre, Dewey Redman

4. Sandino (6:39) [Charlie Haden]
solos: Charlie Haden, Tom Harrell, Sharon Freeman, Mick Goodrick

5. Spiritual (8:59) [Charlie Haden]
dedicated to Martin Luther King, Medgar Evers and Malcolm X
solos: Ray Anderson, Branford Marsalis, Charlie Haden, Amina Claudine Myers

Carla Bley conductor
Charlie Haden bass
Dewey Redman tenor saxophone (on 2,3,4)
Joe Lovano tenor saxophone, flute
Branford Marsalis tenor saxophone (on 1,2)
Ken McIntyre alto saxophone
Tom Harrell trumpet, flugelhorn
Earl Gardner trumpet
Sharon Freeman french horn
Ray Anderson trombone
Joe Daley tuba
Amina Claudine Myers piano
Mick Goodrick guitar
Paul Motian drums
Don Alias percussion
Juan Lazzaro Mendolas pan pipes, wood flute (on 2)
The Oakland Youth Chorus chorus (on 1,5)
Elizabeth Min director

Part1 | Part2 | Part3

Dream Keeper

Doug Watkins "Soulnik" 1960

Tracks
1 One Guy (Lateef) 6:17
2 Confessin' (That I Love You) (Daugherty, Neiburg, Reynolds) 6:47
3 Soulnik (Lateef) 5:44
4 Andre's Bag (Watkins) 6:58
5 I Remember You (Mercer, Schertzinger) 5:35
6 Imagination (Burke, VanHeusen) 6:10

Personnel
Doug Watkins - cello
Yusef Lateef - flute & oboe
Hugh Lawson - piano
Herman Wright - bass
Lex Humphries - drums

Recorded in Englewood Cliffs, NJ ; May 17, 1960

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Sam Jones "Down Home" 1962

Tracks
1 Unit 7 (Jones) 4:49
2 Come Rain or Come Shine (Arlen, Mercer) 4:05
3 'Round Midnight (Hanighen, Monk, Williams) 5:31
4 O.P. (Jones) 5:07
5 Thumbstring (Brown) 4:31
6 Down Home (Jones) 4:08
7 Strollin' (Silver) 4:12
8 Falling in Love With Love (Hart, Rodgers) 7:03

Personnel
Feat. Blue Mitchell, Calrk Terry, Jimmy Cleveland, Frank Strozier, Jimmy Heath, Les Spann, Joe Zawinul, Wynton Kelly, Ron Carter, Israel Crosby, Ben Riley, Vernel Fournier...

Recorded at Plaza Sound Studios, NYC on June 25, 1962 (#3, 4, 6, 8) and August 16, 1962 (other selections).

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Bassist Sam Jones, always best known for being a sideman (most notably with Cannonball Adderley's Quintet), recorded three superior Riverside albums as a leader during 1960-62 that have all been reissued on CD in the OJC series. This particular one, the third, features Jones on bass and cello in several settings. Four selections (including Horace Silver's "Strollin'" and "Unit Seven") are with an all star nonet/tentet while four others showcase Jones's cello in quintets with either Les Spann or Frank Strozier on flute and Israel Crosby or Ron Carter on bass.

Ron Carter "Spanish Blue" 1974

Ron Carter : Spanish Blue
Label: CBS
Recording Date: November 18, 1974.
Total Time: 33:59

1. El Noche Sol (R.Carter) 5:56
2. So What? (M.Davis) 11:24
3. Sabado Sombrero (R.Carter) 6:14
4. Arkansas (R.Carter) 10:33

Ron Carter - Bass
Billy Cobham - Drums
Jay Berliner - Guitar
Hubert Laws - Flute
Roland Hanna - Piano (Electric Piano on "So What?")
Leon Pendarvis - Electric Piano (On "Arkansas")
Ralph Macdonald - Percussion

:: Spanish Blue ::

Charlie Haden Family & Friends - Rambling Boy (2008)

Charlie HADEN Family and Friends - Rambling Boy 2008
Label: Decca

Arrangers: Pat Metheny; Bruce Hornsby; Charlie Haden.

Charlie Haden (Vocals, bass instrument, background vocals 2)
Ricky Skaggs (Vocals (13), fretless banjo (3), mandolin (9))
Dan Tyminski (Vocals (9), mandolin (2), background vocals (2))
Tanya Haden (Vocals (1, 6, 10, 11, 17), cello)
Petra Haden (Vocals 1, 8, 11, 17), (backup vocal 9, 13, 15)
Rachel Haden (Vocals) (1, 6, 11, 13, 15, 17), (background vocals) (9)
Cheryl White, Rosanne Cash (Vocals 4)
Josh Haden (Vocals 5)
Sharon White, Vince Gill (Vocal)
Ruth Cameron (Vocals 12)
Jack Black (Vocals 16)
Elvis Costello (Vocal 7)
Bruce Hornsby (Vocal 3), (piano 10, 12, 14)
Carl Haden Jr.,
Bryan Stuart (Guitar 9)
Russ Barenberg (Guitar 2, 5, 8, 10, 12, 14, 19)
Bryan Sutton (Guitar 1, 3, 6, 11, 13, 15-17)
John Leventhal (Guitar 4, 7)
Pat Metheny (Guitar 4, 7, 8, 10, 12, 14, 19)
Jerry Douglas (Dobro)
Bela Fleck (banjo (16))
Mary Elizabeth Haden, Sam Bush (Mandolin 1, 6, 11, 15-17)
Stuart Duncan (Fiddle 1-3, 5, 6, 8-17, 19)
Buddy Greene (Harmonica 16)
Buck White (Piano)
Old Haden Family Show (18)

01. Single Girl, Married Girl - (featuring Petra Haden/Rachel Haden/Tanya Haden)
02. Rambling Boy - (featuring Vince Gill)
03. 20/20 Vision - (featuring Bruce Hornsby)
04. Wildwood Flower - (featuring Rosanne Cash)
05. Spiritual - (featuring Josh Haden)
06. Oh, Take Me Back - (featuring Rachel Haden/Tanya Haden)
07. You Win Again - (featuring Elvis Costello)
08. The Fields Of Athenry - (featuring Petra Haden)
09. Ocean Of Diamonds - (featuring Dan Tyminski)
10. He's Gone Away - (featuring Tanya Haden)
11. A Voice From On High - (featuring Petra Haden/Rachel Haden/Tanya Haden)
12. Down By The Salley Gardens - (featuring Ruth Cameron)
13. Road OF Broken Hearts - (featuring Ricky Skaggs)
14. Is This America? (Katrina 2005) - (featuring Pat Metheny)
15. Tramp On The Street - (featuring Rachel Haden)
16. Old Joe Clark - (featuring Jack Black)
17. Seven Year Blues - (featuring Petra Haden/Rachel Haden/Tanya Haden)
18. Old Haden Family Show - (featuring Cowboy Charlie)
19. Oh Shenandoah

:: Rambling Boy ::

Charles Mingus First Class Jazz

01 Wee Wee (Allen's Alley)
02 Move
03 Spontaneous Combustion
04 Haitian Fight Song
05 Summertime
06 Nostalgia In Times Square
07 My Search
08 Group Dancers
09 Orange Was The Color Of Her Dress, Then Blue Silk
10 Better Get Hit In Yo' Soul

:: First Class Jazz ::

Charles Mingus - Pre Bird 1960 Mingus Revisited

1. Take the "A" Train (3:34) - Billy Strayhorn
2. Prayer For Passive Resistance (3:49) Charles Mingus
3. Eclipse (3:45) Charles Mingus
4. Mingus Fingus No. 2 (3:22) Charles Mingus
5. Weird Nightmare (3:35) Charles Mingus
6. Do Nothin' till You Hear From Me (3:33) Bob Russell , Duke Ellington
7. Bemoanable Lady (4:32) Charles Mingus
8. Half-Mast Inhibition Charles (8:12) Mingus

Recorded at Plaza Sound, New York on May 24 & 25, 1960.

Charles Mingus (bass); Gunther Schuller (conductor); Lorraine Cusson (vocals); Eric Dolphy (alto saxophone, flute, bass clarinet); John LaPorta (alto saxophone, clarinet); Yusef Lateef, Joe Farrell (tenor saxophone, flute); Booker Ervin, Bill Barron (tenor saxophone); Danny Bank (baritone saxophone); Marcus Belgrave, Ted Curson, Clark Terry, Hobart Dotson, Richard Williams (trumpet); Slide Hampton, Jimmy Knepper, Eddie Bert, Charles Greenlee (trombone); Don Butterfield (tuba); Robert DiDomenica (flute); Harry Schulman (oboe); Charles McCracken (cello); Paul Bley, Roland Hanna (piano); Dannie Richmond (drums); Max Roach, Sticks Evans, George Scott (percussion)



"Pre-Bird" was released in 1961 on the Emarcy label.
Then it was reissued in 1965 on the Limelight label as "Mingus Revisted"
All the info

:: Pre Bird // Mingus Revisited ::

Charles Mingus – Blues and Roots 1959

Charles Mingus: Blues & Roots - Label: Atlantic 1305 12" LP 1959

Photo: Lee Friedlander

1. Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting (5:39)
2. Cryin' Blues (4:58)
3. Moanin' (7:57)
4. Tensions (6:27)
5. My Jelly Roll Soul (6:47)
6. E's Flat Ah's Flat Too (6:37)

7. Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting (alternate take) (6:59)
8. Tensions (alternate take) (5:18)
9. My Jelly Roll Soul (alternate take) (11:25)
10. E’s Flat Ah’s Flat Too (alternate take) (6:47)

Time: 68:54

Charles Mingus (bass)
Jackie McLean, John Handy (alto saxophone)
Booker Ervin (tenor saxophone)
Pepper Adams (baritone saxophone)
Jimmy Knepper, Willie Dennis (trombone)
Horace Parlan, Mal Waldron (piano)
Dannie Richmond (drums)

Rec. on 4 Feb 1959

:: Blues & Roots ::


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Charles Mingus – Tijuana Moods 1957

Recorded July 18 (Dizzy Moods, Ysabel's Table Dance, Los Mariachis)
and August 6, 1957 in RCA Victor's Studio"A", New York City.

Tracks 1 to 5 (CD 1): original LP issue Tijuana Moods
Rec. in NYC, Jul/Aug 1957

Charles Mingus - Tijuana Moods - the complete edition (2000) 2CD

Digitally remastered from original master tapes in 24-bit by:
Jean-Pierre Chalbos (La Source Mastering, Paris, France)

Charles Mingus - Leader & Bass
Jimmy Knepper - Trombone
Curtis Porter (a.k.a. Shafi Hadi) - Alto Sax
Clarence Shaw - Trumpet
Bill Triglia - Piano
Danny Richmond - Drums
Frankie Dunlop - Percussion
Ysabel Morel - Castinets
Lonnie Elder - Voices & Narration

Disc: 1
Dizzy Moods
Ysabel's Table Dance
Tijuana Gift Shop
Los Mariachis (The Street Musicians)
Flamingo
A Collaquial Dream (Scenes In The City)

Disc: 2
Dizzy Moods (alt. take)
Ysabel's Table Dance (alt. take)
Tijuana Gift Shop (alt. take)
Los Mariachis (The Street Musicians) (alt. take)
Flamingo (alt. take)
A Collaquial Dream (alt. take)

Contains english and french booklet

RCA 1962

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Charles Mingus by Lida Moser

"Charles Mingus in his Apartment in New York City" c. 1965

Isao Suzuki Trio/Quartet - Blow Up 1973

1. Aqua Marine 4:54

2. Everything Happens to Me 5:43

3. Blow Up 7:28

4. Like It Is 5:34

5. I Can't Get Started 4:58

6. Low Flight 5:36

Isao Suzuki - bass, Viola da gamba

Kunihiko Sugano - piano

Tsuyoshi Yamamoto - piano, Fender Rhodes

Johsei Sato - piano, Roland RD-600 strings

Takeshi Nagayama - guitar

George Otsuka - drums

Takayuki Koizumi - drums

Makoto Rikitakie - drums

MP3 320

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Ron Carter With Eric Dolphy and Mal Waldron - Where? 1961

01. Rally
02. Bass Duet
03. Softly,As In A Morning Sunrise
04. Where?
05. Yes,Indeed
06. Saucer Eyes

Ron Carter - Bass,Cello
Eric Dolphy - Bass Clarinet,Alto Saxophone,Flute
Mal Waldron - Piano
George Duvivier - Bass
Charles Persip - Drums

:: Where? ::
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Geri Allen - Charlie Haden - Paul Motian - 1989

Mp3@320 kbps (Tracks + Front Cover)
 : 105 Mb

Label: JMT 1989

Geri Allen – Piano

Charlie Haden – Bass

Paul Motian – Drums


1. Oblivion

2. For John Malachi

3. Rollano

4. See You at Per Tutti’s

5. Last Call 5:11

6. No More Mr. Nice Guy

7. Invisible

8. First Song

9. In the Year of the Dragon

:: In The Year Of The Dragon ::

Charles Mingus at Carnegie Hall 1974

The Mingus Group
Charles Mingus (acoustic bass)
George Adams (tenor saxophone)
Hamiet Bluiett (baritone saxophone)
Don Pullen (piano)
Dannie Richmond (drums)

Additional personnel
Charles McPherson, John Handy (alto saxophone)
Rahsaan Rolan Kirk (tenor saxophone)
Jon Faddis (trumpet)

Recorded live at Carnegie Hall, New York, on January 19, 1974.

1. C Jam Blues
2. Perdido

Originally released on Atlantic (1667)

:: Charles Mingus at Carnegie Hall ::
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Richard Bona - Reverence 2001

1. Invocation (A Prophecy) 2:06
2. Bisso Baba (Always Together) 4:48
3. Suninga (When Will I Ever See You?) 3:59
4. Ekwa Mwato (Affirmation of the Spirit) 4:58
5. Sweet Mary (Everyone Has a Choice) 4:24
6. Reverence (The Story of a Miracle) 4:37
7. Te Misea (A Scream to Save the Planet) 5:21
8. Muntula Moto (The Benediction of a Long Life) 4:05
9. Laka Mba (Plea for Forgiveness With the Pride of Lions) 4:48
10. Ngad'a Ndutu (Widow's Dance/Celebration of a New Life) 4:13
11. Esoka (Trust Your Heart) 1:44
12. Mbanga Kumba (Two Cities, One Train) 2:51

:: PT 1 - PT 2 ::

Richard Bona - Live In Warsaw 2005 (DVD)

:: Richard Bona - Live In Warsaw ::

Jaco Pastorius

John Francis Anthony Pastorius III
December 1, 1951 - September 21, 1987

1951 : December 1: Bassist/composer Jaco Pastorius born in Norristown, PA.
1981 : December 1: Bassist/composer Jaco Pastorius records "The Birthday Concert."
1987 : Bassist Jaco Pastorius dies on September 21 from injuries suffered when he is severely beaten by a bar bouncer in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Jaco Pastorius - The Birthday Concert 1981

Track listing


1. "Soul Intro/The Chicken" – 08:01

2. "Continuum" – 02:34

3. "Invitation" – 17:42

4. "Three Views of a Secret" – 05:56

5. "Liberty City" – 08:12

6. "Punk Jazz" – 04:35

7. "Happy Birthday" – 01:48

8. "Reza" – 10:36

9. "Domingo" – 05:39

10. "Band Intros" – 02:38

11. "Amerika" – 01:43



Personnel


* Jaco Pastorius – Bass

* Don Alias – Congas

* Dave Bargeron – Trombone, Tuba

* Dan Bonsanti – Saxophone, Woodwind

* Michael Brecker – Sax (Tenor)

* Randy Emerick – Sax (Baritone)

* Peter Erskine – Drums, Liner Notes

* Kenneth Faulk – Trumpet

* Russ Freeland – Trombone

* Peter Gordon – French Horn

* Peter Graves – Trombone (Bass)

* Mike Katz – Trombone

* Gary Lindsay – Saxophone, Woodwind

* Bob Mintzer – Clarinet (Bass), Sax (Soprano), Sax (Tenor)

* Othello Molineaux – Drums (Steel)

* Brett Murphey – Trumpet

* Brian O'Flaherty – Trumpet

* Jerry Peel – French Horn

* Oscar Salas – Percussion


Recording Date: December 1, 1981


:: Pt.1
 - Pt.2 ::

Charlie Haden - Closeness Duets 1976

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Charlie Haden

Keith Jarrett

Paul Motian

Ornette Coleman

Alice Coltrane




1 Ellen David - (studio)

2 O.C. - (studio)

3 For Turiya - (studio)

4 For A Free Portugal - (studio)


Original Release: 1976

:: Closeness Duets ::
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This Is Pat Moran 1957

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01 - Making Woopee (5:23)

02 - In Your Own Sweet Way (5:00)

03 - Onilosor (4:09)

04 - Come Rain Or Come Shine (5:32)

05 - Collard Greens And Black-Eyed Peas (3:28)

06 - Could Have Danced All Night (3:26)

07 - Yesterdays (4:28)

08 - Blues (4:03)

09 - Someone To Watch Over Me (2:47)

10 - Goodbye (4:02)


Time: ~39 min

Pat Moran (p), Scott LaFaro (b), Johnny Whited (dr)



Rec. Chicago ILL, December 1957

Label: Audio Fidelity AFLP 5875

:: This Is Pat Moran ::

If you are familiar with the name Pat Moran, you know your Chicago mainstream jazz from the late '50s. A wonderful stylist molded in the musical post-bop-to-cool visage of a Red Garland, Wynton Kelly, or Bill Evans, Ms. Moran played spirited standard fare, and on this CD interpretations of Dave Brubeck's "In Your Own Sweet Way," Oscar Pettiford's "Collard Greens and Black-Eyed Peas," and the simple "Blues," all of which advance well beyond mere cocktail lounge background music. This reissue, originally from the Audio Fidelity label releases This Is Pat Moran and Beverly Kelly Sings, features Moran's bright piano on American popular songs for four of the eight tracks with her trio, including the vaunted bassist Scott LaFaro. Two years after these sessions, LaFaro would join the trio of Bill Evans, and was killed in a car accident two years after that in the summer of 1961. Also included in the instrumental fare is an obscure Frank Rosolino composition, "Onilosor," which perfectly showcases LaFaro's tight, innovative bass wizardry. Bev Kelly, a skilled singer in the Anita O'Day tradition, has at it for another ten songs and sounds great, and Moran ends the affair with two solo piano performances. A precious bit of history from that great and enduring year in jazz, 1957, this extra-special document should make all listeners wish they had heard more of Moran and Kelly, not to mention the immortal Scott LaFaro, who reflected on this date as one of his most memorable and enjoyable.
~ Michael G. Nastos, AMG

Ron Carter & Cedar Walton - Heart & Soul 1981

1. Heart and Soul
2. Django
3. Frankie and Johnie
4. Little Waltz
5. Telephone
6. My Funny Valentine
7. Back to Bologna
8. Beautiful Friendship

Recorded in December 1981


:: Heart & Soul ::



The New York Bass Violin Choir

MP3.320.LP-Rip. Covers: front & back : 96.2 MB incl. 3% rec.

Strata-East LP, 1980

1 keep me in mind
2 biskit
3 john coltrane
4 horace silver
5 monica
6 veronica
7 house of the rising sun

bill lee, richard davis, ron carter, lisle atkinson, michael fleming, milt hinton, sam jones, sonny brown, george coleman, harold mabern
directed by bill lee
performing excepts from "baby sweets" a narrative folk jazz opera by bill lee and sonny brown

well, first things first: here's a guest post so stellar that it was sent to me by two different readers, froz1 and tavanadaniel. i wanna thank you guys both, this is great music, from the magical strata-east.

this was recorded on two dates in 1975 and 1979, and marks one of the last records issued by Strata-East in its golden age. last, but not least. with the label's commitment to creative challenges, here's a band where a bunch of bass players step out in front for some deep deep sounds, plucking and bowing and slapping their way to a really unusual but really awesome record. you'll be reminded that for all its funk credentials, the bass is just big brother to the cello. it's the brainchild of bill lee, who seems to have understood harmony in a really profound way. as for standout tracks there's a terrific version of "john coltrane" also found back on clifford jordan's "glass bead games."

don't forget to browse through the strata-east fan club;
there's a few links there you won't find anywhere else and a whole lot of great music.

Thanks to ish- ileoxumare

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Ron Carter - All Blues - 1974

Joe Henderson - Tenor Sax
Roland Hanna - Piano
Richard Tee - Keyboard, Piano [Electric]
Ron Carter - Bass, Piccolo Bass
Billy Cobham - Drums

A1. A Feeling 3:20
A2. Light Blue 6:45
A3. 117 Special 7:05

B1. Rufus 5:11
B2. All Blues 9:35
B3. Will You Still Be Mine 3:58

:: Ron Carter - All Blues ::

Ray Brown's - Bass method

Ray Brown's - Bass method
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