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Eyes of the Elders

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T.K. Blue

Label: Arkadia Jazz
Released: 2001
Views: 925

Track Listing

1. Wee 2. Village Council 3. Dance of the Nile 4. Frozen Mist 5. Eyes of the Elders 6. Village Concil 7. Harold's Theme 8. Nostalgia in Times Square 9. Village Concil 10. Matriarch 11. Rites of Passage 12. South Side Samba 13. Wise One

Personnel

T.K. Blue
T.K. Blue

saxophone

Additional Personnel / Information

Joanne Brackeen - Piano Lonnie Plaxico - Bass Randy Brecker - Trumpet, Flugelhorn Steve Kroon - Percussion James Weidman - Piano Stefon Harris - Marimba, Vibraphone Jeff "Tain" Watts - Drums Eric Reed - Piano James Weidman - Piano T.K. Blue - Saxophones, Flute, Kalimbas.


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