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Latin Jazz Jazz Latin

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Wayne Wallace

Label: Patois Records
Released: 2013
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Track Listing

¡A Tí Te Gusta!; Things Ain't What They Used To Be; ¡Estamos Aquí!; Giant Steps; La Habana; I Mean You;Prelude to a Kiss; Melambo; Puertas y Caminos; Pasando El Tiempo.

Personnel

Wayne Wallace
Wayne Wallace

trombone

Additional Personnel / Information

John Worley: trumpet; Wayne Wallace: trombone; Masura Koga: tenor saxophone; Mary Fettig: flute; Elena Pinderhughes: flute; Murray Low: piano; Jeremy Cohen: violin; Tregar Otton: violin; Mads Tolling: violin; David Belove: bass; Colin Douglas: trap drums; Michael Spiro: percussion; Pete Escovedo: timbales; John Santos: vocals; Orlando Torriente: vocals; Jesús Díaz: vocals; Mike Mixtacki: vocals.


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