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Mancy Of Sound

CD (Item 630703) PI Recordings, 2007 — Condition: Used
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Steve Coleman on alto saxophone, Tim Albright on trombone, Jonathan Finlayson on trumpet, Thomas Morgan on bass, Marcus Gilmore and Tyshawn Sorey, Ramon Garcia Perez on percussion, and Jen Shyu on vocals.  © 1996-2024, Dusty Groove, Inc.
(Digipak has light wear.)

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