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The Stamm/Soph Project

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Label: Self Produced
Released: 2000
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Track Listing

1. Three and One 06:01 2. Nardis 09:05 3. The Night Has A Thousand Eyes 10:07 4. Lament 06:56 5. Bick's Bag 06:31 6. No Hurry 09:13 7. Joy Spring 04:38 8. Hip Hop Blues 06:52 9. Who's "At Talkin'? 04:59 10. Old Folks 09:49

Personnel

Marvin Stamm
Marvin Stamm

trumpet

Ed Soph
Ed Soph

drums

Dave Liebman
Dave Liebman

saxophone

Bill Mays
Bill Mays

piano

Rufus Reid
Rufus Reid

bass, acoustic

Additional Personnel / Information

Recorded 1999 at Redrock Studios, Saylorville, PA. Marvin Stamm, trumpet, flugelhorn Ed Soph, drums Bill Mays, piano Rufus Reid, bass Special guest Dave Liebman, tenor and soprano saxophones. (tracks 3, 6, 8) Cover art, Nancy Stamm Design, Megan Rains Engineer – Kent Heckman Mastered By – Allen Tucker* Producer – Jack Cortner Remix – Artie Friedman


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