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Rhythm Master

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Vince Ector

Label: Blues Leaf Records
Released: 2003
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Track Listing

1. South Philly Groove; 2. Groovin High; 3. What's New; 4. I've Got The World On A String; 5. Premonition; 6. Iberian Echoes; 7. Rhythm Master; 8. What Love Has Joined; 9. Short Story.

Personnel

Vince Ector
Vince Ector

drums

Additional Personnel / Information

Vincent Ector—drums, sangba and djembe drums (6,7); Eddie Henderson—trumpet (4,9); John di Martino—piano; Dwayne Burno—contrabass; Craig Bailey—flute (3,8); Avi Liebovich—trombone (3,4,9); Bob Ferrel—trombone (1,5,6,7); Jay Collins—tenor and soprano saxophones (1,5,6,7); Lenny Argese—acoustic guitar (8); Kevin Jones—conga, djembe (7).


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