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Sandy Bull Fantasias For Guitar And Banjo mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz / Rock / Blues / Classical Album: Fantasias For Guitar And Banjo Country: Europe Released: 2013 Style: Folk Rock, Acoustic, Free Improvisation MP3 version RAR size: 1712 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1760 mb WMA version RAR size: 1648 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 918 Other Formats: DMF XM MP3 MMF DTS WMA AIFF Tracklist Hide Credits A Blend Carmina Burana Fantasy B1 Written-By – Carl Orff Non Nobis Domine B2 Written-By – William Byrd B3 Little Maggie B4 Gospel Tune Credits Banjo, Guitar, Written-By – Sandy Bull Design – Jules Halfant Drums – Billy Higgins Liner Notes – Nat Hentoff Photography By – David Gahr, Eugene Beck* Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 889397310165 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Sandy Bull Sandy Bull With Billy Higgins VRS 9119 With Billy - Fantasias For Guitar And Vanguard VRS 9119 US 1963 Higgins Banjo (LP, Album, Mono) Sandy Bull Sandy Bull With Billy Higgins VMD 79119 With Billy - Fantasias For Guitar And Vanguard VMD 79119 Italy Unknown Higgins Banjo (CD, Album, RE, Dig) Fantasias For Guitar And VSD-79119 Sandy Bull Vanguard VSD-79119 US Unknown Banjo (LP, Album, RE) Sandy Bull Sandy Bull With Billy Higgins VRS 9119 With Billy - Fantasias For Guitar And Vanguard VRS 9119 US 1963 Higgins Banjo (LP, Album, Mono, Gol) Fantasias For Guitar And VSD-79119 Sandy Bull Vanguard VSD-79119 US 1963 Banjo (LP, Album) Related Music albums to Fantasias For Guitar And Banjo by Sandy Bull Unsex Feat. Sandy - I Love You Baby Sandy Bull - Re-Inventions (Best Of The Vanguard Years) Sandy Nelson - Sandy Nelson Plays Fats Domino Sandy Bull - Demolition Derby Hank Jones & Dave Holland & Billy Higgins - The Oracle Sandy Bull - Vehicles Mazakes & Abafana Be Concorde - Bull Dog / Bull's Eye Cedar Walton, Billy Higgins, Bob Berg, Sam Jones - Eastern Rebellion II The Thunderbirds - Bull Frogs Sandy Bull - Inventions Dexter Gordon Quartet - Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen, Philip Catherine & Billy Higgins - Something Different Cedar Walton ･ Bob Berg ･ Sam Jones ･ Billy Higgins - Eastern Rebellion 2.

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