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Message from Groove and GW

Message from Groove and GW by Radam Schwartz buy album

Radam Schwartz

Label: Arabesque Jazz
Released: 2020
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Track Listing

Trouble Just Won’t Go Away; Blues Minor; Ain’t No Way; Dig You Like Crazy; What to Do; Between the Sheets; Message from Groove and GW; A Path to Understanding; Work Song; Von Gott.

Personnel

Radam Schwartz
Radam Schwartz

organ, Hammond B3

Ted Chubb
Ted Chubb

trumpet

Benjamin Hankle

trumpet

James Cage

trumpet

Lee Hogans

trumpet

Anthony Ware
Anthony Ware

saxophone

Danny Raycraft

saxophone, alto

Abel Mireles

saxophone

Gene Ghee

saxophone, tenor

Ben Kovacs

saxophone, baritone

Peter Lind
Peter Lind

trombone

Andrae Murchison

trombone

Charlie Sigler

guitar

David F. Gibson
David F. Gibson

drums


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Recording Arabesque Jazz Message from Groove and GW Radam Schwartz Ted Chubb Benjamin Hankle James Cage Lee Hogans Anthony Ware Danny Raycraft Abel Mireles Gene Ghee Ben Kovacs Peter Lind Andrae Murchison Charlie Sigler David F. Gibson

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