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Lounge Lizards Live In Berlin 1991 Vol. II mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: Live In Berlin 1991 Vol. II Country: Germany Released: 1995 Style: Contemporary Jazz MP3 version RAR size: 1913 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1572 mb WMA version RAR size: 1629 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 602 Other Formats: XM MP3 MMF DTS VQF MP2 DXD Tracklist 1 Tibet 6:37 2 One Big Yes 8:45 3 No Pain For Cakes 7:49 4 Not A Rondo 11:36 5 Calvin 5:35 6 Big Heart 9:22 Credits Artwork By [Cover Design] – Mayhew / Allgood Bass – Oren Bloedow Cello – Jane Scarpantoni Drums – G. Calvin Weston* Guitar – Michele Navazio Mixed By [New York Assistant] – David Merrill Mixed By [Paris Assistant] – Petros Drossos Mixed By, Engineer – Tom Lazarus Percussion – Billy Martin Photography By – Christian Bruch Saxophone [Alto, Soprano], Producer, Artwork By [Illustration] – John Lurie Saxophone [Tenor, Soprano] – Michael Blake Trumpet, Cornet – Steven Bernstein Vibraphone, Marimba, Timpani – Bryan Carrott Written-By – G. Calvin Weston* (tracks: 2), Douglas Bowne* (tracks: 3), Erik Sanko (tracks: 3), John Lurie (tracks: 1 to 4, 6) Notes Recorded live in Berlin at Quartier Latin: March 28-31, 1991. Mixed in Paris at Studio Davout; in Edgecomb, Maine with Effanel Music Services; in New York at Mastersound. Mastered at Masterdisk, New York. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 4 011687 204427 Label Code: LC 08399 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Lounge Berlin 1991 Part I (LP, vBr 2044 1 veraBra Records vBr 2044 1 Germany 1991 Lizards Album) Lounge Live In Berlin 1991 Vol. II Intuition INT 2044 2 INT 2044 2 US 1995 Lizards (CD, Album) Records Lounge Live In Berlin 1991 Vol. I vBr 2044 2 veraBra Records vBr 2044 2 Germany 1991 Lizards (CD, Album) Lounge Live In Berlin 1991 Vol. I vBr 2044 2 veraBra Records vBr 2044 2 Germany 1991 Lizards (CD, Album) Related Music albums to Live In Berlin 1991 Vol. II by Lounge Lizards Randy Weston - Khepera Various - Mystery Train Billy Tipton Memorial Saxophone Quartet - Box The Lounge Lizards - Live In Tokyo - Big Heart The Lounge Lizards - Voice Of Chunk Lounge Lizards - Live 79/81 Calvin Weston - Of Alien Feelings John Lurie - Original Soundtracks By John Lurie From Down By Law And Variety The New York Composers Orchestra - The New York Composers Orchestra John Lurie, Various - Get Shorty (Original MGM Motion Picture Soundtrack).

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