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Marbles

Marbles by Falkner Evans buy album

Falkner Evans

Label: Consolidated Artists Productions
Released: 2020
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Track Listing

Pina; Civilization; Sing Alone; Global News; Hidden Gem; This From That; Mbegu; Marbles; Dear West Village; Things Ain't What They Used To Be.

Personnel

Falkner Evans
Falkner Evans

piano

Michael Blake
Michael Blake

saxophone, tenor

Ted Nash
Ted Nash

saxophone, alto

Ron Horton
Ron Horton

trumpet

Belden Bullock
Belden Bullock

bass

Matt Wilson
Matt Wilson

drums

Steve Nelson
Steve Nelson

vibraphone

Additional Personnel / Information

Michael Blake: soprano saxophone; Ted Nash: clarinet, flute; Ron Horton: flugelhorn; Steve Nelson (5,8,10).


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Recording Consolidated Artists Productions Marbles Falkner Evans Michael Blake Ted Nash Ron Horton Belden Bullock Matt Wilson Steve Nelson

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