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Space Way Messenger

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Biggi Vinkeloe

Label: Disques Futura et Marge
Released: 2013
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Track Listing

1.the wind is dancing over the hills 5:44 2.escargoiseau blues 6:59 3.spirit of trombours 7:44 4.nordic waves 6:59 5.singing softly 7:26 6.sonate frivole 11.33 7.slowlyness 7:25 8.space way messenger 7:47 9.o virtus sapentiae 5:58

Personnel

Biggi Vinkeloe
Biggi Vinkeloe

saxophone

Additional Personnel / Information

Biggi Vinkeloe, alto saxophone, flute François Lemonnier, trombone Peeter Uuskyla, drums

Album Description

new jazz Nothing fatal about these guys – given the really life-affirming quality of the music on the set! The group features a compelling blend of reeds, trombone, and drums – often used in these really evocative ways that mix the rhythmic with the lyrical! Dusty Groove https://jazzchill.blogspot.com/2013/04/


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