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The Brooklyn Session: Ballads & Blues

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Rodney Whitaker

Label: Criss Cross
Released: 1999
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Track Listing

Whims of Chambers, Alone With Just My Dreams, Ease It, The Way They Always Said It Should Be, The Hand of Love, Wise Young Man, Centerpiece, For Rockelle, Big Foot (70:29)

Personnel

Rodney Whitaker
Rodney Whitaker

bass, acoustic

Additional Personnel / Information

Rodney Whitaker- bass, Ron Blake- tenor and soprano saxophone, Wycliff Gordon- trombone (tracks 7 & 9 only), Stefon Harris- vibraphone, Eric Reed- piano, Carl Allen- drums


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