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No Nonsense

CD (Item 577713) Reservoir, 2002 — Condition: Used
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Featuring John Fedchock on trombone, Rick Margitza on tenor sax, Scott Wendholt on flugelhorn, Allen Farnham on piano, Barry Ries on trumpet, Lynn Seaton on bass, Charles Pillow on alto sax, and Dave Ratajczak on drums.  © 1996-2024, Dusty Groove, Inc.

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