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Rob McConnell And The Boss Brass Present Perfect mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: Present Perfect Country: Germany Style: Big Band MP3 version RAR size: 1817 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1140 mb WMA version RAR size: 1519 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 589 Other Formats: AAC ASF TTA MP3 AA MPC XM Tracklist Hide Credits You Took Advantage Of Me 1 5:46 Soloist – Guido Basso, Rick WilkinsWritten-By – Rodgers/Hart* Everything Happens To Me 2 7:39 Soloist – Ed Bickert, Jerry TothWritten-By – Dennis*, Adair* Twist Of The Wrist 3 9:10 Soloist – Moe KoffmanWritten-By – David Spinoza*, John Tropea The Waltz I Blew For You 4 9:42 Soloist – Eugene Amaro, Sam NotoWritten-By – Rob McConnell Smoke Gets In Your Eyes 5 6:36 Soloist – Rob McConnellWritten-By – Jerome Kern, Otto Harback* Start With Mrs. Beanhart 6 Soloist – Don Thompson , Eugene Amaro, Ian McDougall, Sam Noto, Terry ClarkeWritten-By 7:11 – Rob McConnell Companies, etc. Manufactured By – PolyGram Recorded At – Soundstage, Toronto Mixed At – MPS-Studio, Villingen Credits Alto Saxophone, Clarinet, Flute – Jerry Toth Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Flute, Piccolo Flute – Moe Koffman Arranged By – Rob McConnell Artwork – Schröder*, Schulz*, www.groothuis.de Baritone Saxophone, Bass Clarinet, Flute – Dave Caldwell Bass – Don Thompson Bass Trombone – Ron Hughes Design [Cover] – Michael Behr Drums – Terry Clarke Electric Piano, Piano [Accoustic] – James Dale* Engineer – David Greene Engineer [Assistant] – Ringo Hrycyna Executive-Producer – Hans Georg Brunner-Schwer French Horn – Brad Warnaar, George Stimpson Guitar – Ed Bickert Liner Notes – Hans Hielscher Percussion – Marty Morell Photography By [Cover] – Lajos Keresztes Producer – David Greene, Rob McConnell Tenor Saxophone, Clarinet – Rick Wilkins Tenor Saxophone, Clarinet, Flute – Eugene Amaro Trombone – Dave McMurdo Trombone [Lead] – Bob Livingston , Ian McDougall Trumpet [Assistant Lead], Flugelhorn – Erich Traugott Trumpet [Lead], Flugelhorn – Arnie Chycoski Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Dave Woods , Guido Basso, Sam Noto Notes Recorded at Sound Stage Studio, Toronto, Oct. 29, 30, 31, 1979 Barcode and Other Identifiers Label Code: LC0979 Rights Society: GEMA Barcode: 042282354327 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Rob McConnell & Present Perfect 0068.249 MPS Records 0068.249 Germany 1980 The Boss Brass (LP, Album) Pausa Rob McConnell & Present Perfect Records, PR 7067, 7067 PR 7067, 7067 US 1980 The Boss Brass (LP, Album) Pausa Records Present Perfect MPS Rob McConnell And 0209728MSW (CD, Album, RE, Records, 0209728MSW Germany 2014 The Boss Brass* RM) Edel Rob McConnell & Present Perfect JS 064 CFE JS 064 Spain 1982 The Boss Brass (LP, Album) Related Music albums to Present Perfect by Rob McConnell And The Boss Brass 1. Rob McConnell & The Boss Brass - Boss Brass - Rob McConnell 2. The Rob McConnell Jive 5 - The Rob McConnell Jive 5 3. Rob McConnell & The Boss Brass - Our 25th Year 4. Lyle Ritz And His Jazz Ukulele - 50th State Jazz 5. Rob McConnell And The Boss Brass - Even Canadians Get The Blues 6. Peter A. Schmid / Vinny Golia - Birdology 7. Moe Koffman - Solar Explorations 8. Rob McConnell & The Boss Brass - Present Perfect 9. Moe Koffman - Moe Koffman Plays Bach 10. Rob McConnell And The Boss Brass - Nobody Does It Better.

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