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Man Bites Dog

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Warren Oree

Label: Silkskin Records
Released: 2008
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Track Listing

Hot Chocolate; Rhumba's Light (Jade's Song); Better Than B-4; He Stayed and Played; Standing Under Happiness; The Messenger; Looking and Seeing; Black Cherry; Figghi Beddi; Spotted Bushes; Joy Song; Man Bites Dog 173/875.

Personnel

Warren Oree
Warren Oree

bass

Additional Personnel / Information

Warren L. Oree: acoustic bass, vocals; Umar Raheem: tenor, soprano and alto saxophones; Greg Ju Ju Jones: drums; Doug "Pablow" Edwards: congas, percussion; Frank Butrey: guitar; Nina Fletcher: vocals (2, 5, 7, 11); Graziella DiNuzzo Damelio: Sicilian poetry (9).


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