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Safety Signal From A Target Town

Safety Signal From A Target Town by Martin Archer buy album

Martin Archer

Label: Discus Music
Released: 2018
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Track Listing

Safety Signal From A Target Town; Perfect Soldier; The Playground In The Desert; Happy Birthday! Mr. President; One Minute To Midnight / Beijing Halflife.

Personnel

Martin Archer
Martin Archer

saxophone

Additional Personnel / Information

Martin Archer: saxophones; Mick Beck: tenor saxophone, bassoon; Seth Bennett: bass; Graham Clark: violin; Laura Cole: piano; Steve Dinsdale: percussion; Peter Fairclough: drums; Johnny Hunter: drums; Kim Macari: trumpet; George Murray: trombone; Corey Mwamba: vibraphone; Walt Shaw: percussion; Riley Stone-Lonergan: tenor saxophone, clarinet.


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