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Scott Henderson Spears mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz / Rock Album: Spears Country: Russia Released: 1998 Style: Jazz-Rock, Fusion MP3 version RAR size: 1143 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1138 mb WMA version RAR size: 1393 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 450 Other Formats: RA VQF XM MP4 VOX MOD ASF Tracklist Hide Credits 1 Carribean 8:12 2 Punkin Head 6:06 3 Ivy Towers 4:50 Tribal 4 1:55 Composed By, Arranged By – Gary Willis, Scott Henderson 5 Spears 7:10 6 Island City Shuttle 7:24 7 Big Fun 7:58 Companies, etc. Copyright (c) – Mango Prom Music Recorded At – Studio Sound Recorders Mastered At – Future Disc Made By – Interpress Manufactured By – Bellaphon, West Germany Marketed By – Bellaphon, West Germany Credits Artwork [Cover Art] – Lindah K. Lauderbaugh Bass – Gary Willis Drums – Steve Houghton Engineer – Alan R. Hirshberg* Executive-Producer, Percussion [Mallets] – Brad Dutz Keyboards – Pat Coil Mastered By – Steve Hall Producer, Guitar, Composed By, Arranged By – Scott Henderson Saxophone, Flute – Bob Sheppard Notes Recorded June, 1985 at Studio Sound, No. Hollywood, CA. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 4 003098 801029 Label Code: LC 8397 SPARS Code: ADD Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Scott Henderson And Scott Henderson Passport PJ 88010 Tribal Tech - Spears PJ 88010 Germany 1985 And Tribal Tech Jazz (LP, Album) Scott Henderson And Scott Henderson Passport PJ 88010 Tribal Tech - Spears PJ 88010 Canada 1985 And Tribal Tech Jazz (LP, Album) Scott Henderson And Scott Henderson Passport PJ 88010 Tribal Tech - Spears PJ 88010 US 1986 And Tribal Tech Jazz (LP, Album) Scott Henderson And Scott Henderson Passport VIJ-28101 Tribal Tech - Spears VIJ-28101 Japan 1986 And Tribal Tech Jazz (LP, Album, Promo) Scott Henderson And Scott Henderson 88561-1030-2 Tribal Tech - Spears Relativity 88561-1030-2 US 1990 And Tribal Tech (CD, Album) Related Music albums to Spears by Scott Henderson Steve Gadd - Gaddabout Various - Mysterious Voyages: A Tribute To Weather Report Gary Henderson - Theifing Bwoy Bugs Henderson - Years In The Jungle Gary Burton & Friends - Six Pack Tribal Tech - X Chick Corea, Joe Henderson, Roy Haynes, Gary Peacock - Live In Montreux West Side Steve Simmons / Scott Alexander - You Can Dream / Some Things Never Change T Lavitz - Storytime Brad Scott - Get It Up - Down.

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