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Evan Lurie Selling Water By The Side Of The River mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz / Latin / Classical Album: Selling Water By The Side Of The River Country: US Released: 1990 Style: Neo-Classical, Contemporary, Tango, Latin Jazz MP3 version RAR size: 1219 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1152 mb WMA version RAR size: 1483 mb Rating: 4.8 Votes: 788 Other Formats: DXD FLAC AA MIDI AAC MP3 DXD Tracklist 1 The Spinster's Waltz 2:35 2 Those Monkeys Weren't Typing 5:09 3 Terraces 5:30 4 The Orderly Retreat 3:52 5 Rintrah Roars 4:33 6 Coda 1:42 7 Tarantella 3:36 8 Ballad Of A New York Peasant 8:48 9 Moment 0:51 10 Liam 4:37 11 Sun In Rome 4:09 12 Alfredo's Response 1:55 Credits Bandoneon – Alfredo Pedernera Bass – John Beal Composed By – Evan Lurie Cover – Mo Ström Guitar – Marc Ribot Mastered By – Bob Ludwig Piano – Evan Lurie Producer – Evan Lurie Recorded By – Tom Lazarus Viola – Jill Jaffe (tracks: 6) Violin – Jill Jaffe Notes 1990 US release on Antilles Records. Recorded and Mixed at Master Sound Astoria, NY, 03/1990. AAD recording Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 0 422-846265-2 1 Matrix / Runout: 4558 48 5852 01 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Evan Selling Water By The Side 314-510 104-2 Antilles 314-510 104-2 US 1990 Lurie Of The River (CD, Album) Island 846 265-2, Evan Selling Water By The Side 846 265-2, Records, US 1990 ANCD 8754 Lurie Of The River (CD, Album) ANCD 8754 Antilles AN 8754; 846 Evan Selling Water By The Side AN 8754; 846 Antilles 1990 365-2 Lurie Of The River (CD, Album) 365-2 Evan Selling Water By The Side AN 8754 Antilles AN 8754 Europe 1990 Lurie Of The River (LP, Album) Selling Water By The Side Evan 314-510 104-4 Of The River (Cass, Album, Antilles 314-510 104-4 US 1990 Lurie SR,) Related Music albums to Selling Water By The Side Of The River by Evan Lurie Jessica Lurie - Tiger Tiger Various - Mystery Train Evan A. James - Evan A. James Billy Tipton Memorial Saxophone Quartet - Box The Lounge Lizards - Live In Tokyo - Big Heart Lounge Lizards - Live 79/81 Evan Virgan - Evan Virgan EP John Lurie - Original Soundtracks By John Lurie From Down By Law And Variety Seigen Ono - Comme Des Garçons, Vol. 2 Evan Champagne - Evan Champagne.

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