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A Video Anthology Volume 1

A Video Anthology Volume 1 by Bill Bruford buy album

Bill Bruford

Label: Summerfold Records
Released: 2007
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Track Listing

Triplicity; Original Sin; Cloud Cuckoo Land; Revel Without a Pause; Baja del Sol; Tramontana; Beelzebub; Footloose and Fancy Free; Libreville; Highland Games; Youth; Song; White Knuckle Wedding; The Wooden Man Sings, and the Stone Woman Dances.

Personnel

Bill Bruford
Bill Bruford

drums

Patrick Clahar

saxophone

Steve Hamilton

piano

Mark Hodgson
Mark Hodgson

bass

Tim Garland
Tim Garland

saxophone

Gwilym Simcock
Gwilym Simcock

piano

Laurence Cottle
Laurence Cottle

bass


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