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Glass Bead Games

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Clifford Jordan

Label: Harvest Song Records
Released: 2008
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Track Listing

Poweful Paul Robeson; Glass Bead Games; Prayer To The People; Cal Massey; John Coltrane; Eddie Harris; Biskit; Shoulders; Bridgework; Maimoun; Alias Buster Henry; One For Amos.

Personnel

Clifford Jordan
Clifford Jordan

saxophone

Additional Personnel / Information

Clifford Jordan: tenor saxophone; Stanley Cowell: piano; Cedar Walton: piano; Bill Lee: bass; Sam Jones: bass; Billy Higgins: drums.


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