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Downright Upright

Downright Upright

Brian Bromberg

Label: Artistry Music
Released: 2007
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Track Listing

Cantaloupe Island; Mercy Mercy Mercy; Cold Duck Time; Sunday Mornin

Personnel

Brian Bromberg: upright bass, piccolo bass; Rick Braun: trumpet, flugelhorn; Boney James, Gary Meek, Kirk Whalum: tenor saxophone; Lee Ritenour, Gannin Arnold: guitar; George Duke: piano; Jeff Lorber: piano, organ; Vinnie Colaiuta: drums.

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Downright Upright by Jim Santella

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I love jazz because it's an area of music where I am free to incorporate everything I've experienced in music, including multiple genres and global cultures, and creatively express myself as a composer and improviser
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