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From The Vine

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Fresh Cut Orchestra

Label: Ropeadope
Released: 2015
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Track Listing

The Mothers’ Suite, Movement I - Birth of a Child; The Mothers’ Suite, Movement II - Mother's Love; The Mothers’ Suite, Movement III - Ritual of Take; The Mothers’ Suite, Elegy for a Mom; The Mothers’ Suite, Movement IV - The Funeral; The Mothers’ Suite, Movement V - Migration of the Spirit; The Mothers’ Suite, Movement VI - The Reawakening; Uptown Romance; Sanguine.

Personnel

Fresh Cut Orchestra
Fresh Cut Orchestra

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Additional Personnel / Information

Mark Allen: saxophones; Mike Cemprola: saxophones; Brent White: trombone; Brian Marsella: piano & keyboards; Matt Davis: guitar; Tim Conley: guitar & laptop electronics; Francois Zayas: percussion; Josh Lawrence: trumpet & flugelhorn; Jason Fraticelli: upright bass; Anwar Marshall: drums.


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