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Remembering Bud – Cleopatra's Dream
CD (Item 173842) Ninety One/Nippon Crown (Japan), 1990 — Condition: Used$24.99 ...
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Features Toshiko Akiyoshi on piano – with either Ray Drummond or George Mraz on bass, and Lewis Nash or Al Harewood on drums! © 1996-2024, Dusty Groove, Inc.
(1999 Japanese pressing – includes obi!)
(1999 Japanese pressing – includes obi!)
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