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Oregon Always, Never, And Forever mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: Always, Never, And Forever Country: Germany Released: 1991 Style: Contemporary Jazz MP3 version RAR size: 1596 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1997 mb WMA version RAR size: 1948 mb Rating: 4.2 Votes: 848 Other Formats: ASF DMF MMF MP1 MPC MOD MP4 Tracklist Hide Credits Beppo 1 5:39 Written-By – Ralph Towner Balahto 2 6:22 Written-By – Trilok Gurtu Renewal 3 5:24 Written-By – Ralph Towner Oleander 4 2:53 Written-By – Paul McCandless Rapid Transit 5 6:45 Written-By – Ralph Towner When The Fire Burns Low 6 3:37 Written-By – Ralph Towner Aurora 7 5:31 Written-By – Ralph Towner Playground In Nuclear Winter 8 4:54 Written-By – Oregon Guitarra Picante 9 4:36 Written-By – Ralph Towner Apology Nicaragua 10 4:34 Written-By – Glen Moore Big Fat Orange 11 2:54 Written-By – Collin Walcott Always, Never, And Forever 12 7:29 Written-By – Glen Moore Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Intuition Music & Media GmbH Copyright (c) – Intuition Music & Media GmbH Credits Bass, Piano – Glen Moore Engineer – Günther Kasper Guitar [Guitars], Piano [Pianos], Synthesizer [Synthesizers] – Ralph Towner Liner Notes – Patrick Hinely Oboe, Bass Clarinet, Soprano Saxophone, Sopranino Saxophone, Whistle [Whistles] – Paul McCandless Percussion, Voice – Trilok Gurtu Producer, Ensemble – Oregon Notes (p) & (c) 1991 Intuition Music & Media GmbH. CD made in Austria. Recorded and mixed at Studio N, Cologne, Germany. The 12-page booklet contains liner notes of Patrick Hinely, News Editor, Jazz Times, July 1991. The CD is sheltered in a standard jewel case with black tray. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Text): 7 50447 20732 5 Mould SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI 94H8 Matrix / Runout (Variant 1 (Inner ring of CD - label side)): VBR-20732 12 A3 DADC AUSTRIA Mould SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI 94K6 Matrix / Runout (Variant 2 (Inner ring of CD - label side)): VBR-20732 12 A24 DADC AUSTRIA Label Code: LC 8399 Rights Society: GEMA Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Always, Never, veraBra vBr 2073 2 Oregon And Forever vBr 2073 2 Germany 1991 Records (CD, Album) Intuition Always, Never, INT 2073-2, INT Records, INT 2073-2, INT Oregon And Forever Canada 1992 2073 2 Intuition 2073 2 (CD, Album) Records Always, Never, And Forever ZZ-91GP0000612 Oregon J SHP ZZ-91GP0000612 Russia Unknown (CD, Album, Unofficial) Related Music albums to Always, Never, And Forever by Oregon Oregon - 45th Parallel Ralph Towner - Old Friends, New Friends Ralph Towner - Anthem Oregon - Ecotopia Ralph Towner / Gary Burton - Slide Show Ralph Towner, D. Portis-Cathers - Atmospheres and Impressions Ralph Towner / Paolo Fresu - Chiaroscuro Ralph Towner / John Abercrombie - Five Years Later Ralph Towner - Works Ralph Towner - Open Letter.

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