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Ethio Jazz Volume One

Ethio Jazz Volume One by Jay Danley buy album

Jay Danley

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2018
Duration: 66:56
Views: 571

Track Listing

Aboota; Clean Water And A bag Of Rice; D.A.R.E.; An Emerald At The Bottom Of The Ocean; Getachew; Green And Gold; Mulatu; Sundial; The Marble Orchard; The Solace Of The Beating Heart; Waking Dream.

Personnel

Jay Danley
Jay Danley

guitar

Additional Personnel / Information

Jay Danley: guitar/composer; Elena Kapeleris: saxophone; Chris Gale: saxophone; Alexander Brown: trumpet; Max Senitt: drums; Adam Hay: percussion; Tyler Emond: bass; Hilario Duran: Piano; Rich Brown: bass.

Album Description

Jazz, Ethio-jazz, World Jazz


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