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Love, Love

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Julian Priester

Label: ECM Records
Released: 2005
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Track Listing

Prologue--Love,Love; Images--Eternal Worlds--Epilogue.

Personnel

Julian Priester
Julian Priester

trombone

Additional Personnel / Information

Julian Priester: trombones, baritone horn, post horn, whistle flute, cowbell, small percussion, ARP 2600 synthesizer, Proto-type ARP string synthesizer; Pat Gleeson: ARP 2600 synthesizer, ARP Odyssey synthesizer, Moog III, Oberheim digital sequencer; Hadley Caliman: flute, saxophones, bass clarinet; Bayete Umbra Zindinko: fender rhodes, piano, clavinet D-6; Nyimbo Henry Franklin: fender bass, acoustic bass on all except "Love, Love"; Ndugu Leon Chancler: drums on all except "Love, Love"; Mguanda David Johnson: flute, soprano saxophone on all except "Love, Love"; Kamau Eric Gravatt: drums, congas on "Love, Love"; Ron McClure: fender bass on "Love, Love"; Bill Connors: electric guitar on "Love, Love."


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