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The Dan Faulk Songbook,Vol.1

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Dan Faulk

Label: Ugli Fruit Productions
Released: 2003
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Track Listing

Look for the Sun, Violets for Tuesday, Hopscotch, You(Thirty Years Ago), Dolores, Vote, Crawfish, Waiting, Tension, Brotherly Love

Personnel
Dan Faulk

saxophone

Additional Personnel / Information

Dan Faulk, tenor and soprano sax; Carlton Holmes,piano; Ugonna Okegwo,bass; Will Terrill,drums.


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