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Leaps of Faith

Leaps of Faith

Cuong Vu

Label: Origin Records
Released: 2011
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Track Listing

Body and Soul; All The Things You Are; My Funny Valentine; Leaps of Faith; Child-Like; Something; I Shall Never Come Back; My Opening Farewell.

Personnel

Ted Poor: drums; Stomu Takeishi: electric bass; Luke Burgman: electric bass; Cuong Vu: trumpet.

Reviews

Leaps of Faith by Jerry D'Souza
Leaps of Faith by Stephen Wood
Leaps of Faith by C. Michael Bailey

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