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Fat Cat Big Band

Label: Smalls Records
Released: 2010
Views: 820

Track Listing

Face; Blues for Borden; Love's Lost Rhapsody; Mommy Long Legs; Bory-Alice; Almost Sacha's Favorite Key; Ballade of Eternal Love; Mamacita Tu Es Muy Bonita; Farewell Phoenix; Road Song for Stacy Dillard & Alexi David.

Personnel

Fat Cat Big Band
Fat Cat Big Band
band/orchestra

Additional Personnel / Information

Jade Synstelien: guitar, vocals (5, 8); Phil Stewart: drums; Ben Meigners: bass; Jack Glottman: piano; Sharel Cassity: alto saxophone; Stacy Dillard: tenor saxophone; Geoff Vidal: tenor saxophone; Tatum Greenblatt: trumpet; Brandon Lee: trumpet; Jonathan Voltzok: trombone; Max Seigel: bass trombone.


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  • Face by Edward Blanco
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