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0774355159828

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Product Details
Release Date: | 10/09/2012 |
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Label: | Songlines |
UPC: | 0774355159828 |
catalogNumber: | 1598 |
Tracks
Album Credits
Performance Credits
Michael Blake Primary Artist,Tenor SaxophoneDylan van der Schyff Drums
Chris Gestrin Synthesizer,Electric Piano,fender rhodes,Micro Moog
JP Carter Trumpet,electronics
Technical Credits
Otis Redding ArrangerRoy Head Composer
Gene Kurtz Composer
Michael Blake Composer,Cover Photo
Chris Gestrin Engineer
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