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Industrial Jazz Group

Label: Evander Music
Released: 2008
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Track Listing

Ladies and Gentlemen; And Go; Don't Let 'Em Getcha; PDX LIX LAX; My Guitar; Bongo Non Troppo; What's Industrial Jazz?; What's in Anne's Icebox?; The Job Song; The Hotdog Hat; Howl; Big Ass Preview; Richardson's Road Poem; Big Ass Truck; Fuck the Muck (part one); Fuck the Muck (part two); Big Ass Truck (radio edit); The Job Song (radio edit).

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Industrial Jazz Group

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Additional Personnel / Information

Beth Schenck, Cory Wright, Evan Francis, Brian Walsh, Katarina Thomsen, Josh Sinton, Damon Zick, Dan Boissy, and Ben Wendel: saxophones; Phil Rodriguez, Dan Rosenboom, Andre Canniere, and Kris Tiner: trumpets; Wolter Wierbos, James Hirschfeld, and Mike Richardson: trombone; Oliver Newell: bass; Dan Schnelle: drums; Jill Knapp: vocals; Andrew Durkin: compositions, conducting, piano.


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