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Charles Tolliver Live At The Loosdrecht Jazz Festival mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: Live At The Loosdrecht Jazz Festival Country: Germany Released: 1974 Style: Post Bop, Modal MP3 version RAR size: 1384 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1225 mb WMA version RAR size: 1244 mb Rating: 4.2 Votes: 269 Other Formats: RA AIFF APE AUD FLAC MP1 MOD Tracklist Hide Credits Grand Max A1 11:06 Composed By – Tolliver* Truth A2 10:13 Composed By – Tolliver* Prayer For Peace B 15:08 Composed By – Cowell* Our Second Father C 15:57 Composed By – Tolliver* Repetition D 12:37 Composed By – Hefti* Credits Bass – Reggie Workman Drums – Alvin Queen Engineer [Recording] – Cees Van Der Gracht Liner Notes – Michael Shera Piano – John Hicks Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Producer – Charles Tolliver Notes Recorded at the Loosdrecht Jazz Festival, Holland (The Netherlands), 9th August 1972 by courtesy of Joop de Roo, N.O.S. Radio, Hilversum. A1, A2, C: Tolltone Publ. Co. BMI B: Stanco Publ. BMI D: Cinephonic Music Issued in gatefold sleeve Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Live At The Charles Loosdrecht Jazz SES-19740/1 Tolliver's Strata-East SES-19740/1 US 1973 Festival (2xLP, Music Inc* Album, Gat) Charles Tolliver - Music Inc - Grand Charles Max - Live At The CD874769-2 Tolliver - Da Music CD874769-2 Germany 2002 Loosdrecht Jazz Music Inc Festival (CD, Album, RE) Black Lion BLCD760145, Charles Grand Max (CD, Records, BLCD760145, UK & 1990 BLCD 760145 Tolliver Album, RE) Black Lion BLCD 760145 Europe Records Charles Tolliver - Music Inc - Grand Charles Max - Live At The 874769-2 Tolliver - Da Music 874769-2 Germany Unknown Loosdrecht Jazz Music Inc Festival (CDr, Album, RE) Live At The Charles Loosdrecht Jazz Black Lion PA-3001/2 Tolliver's PA-3001/2 Japan 1973 Festival (2xLP, Records Music Inc* Album, Gat) Related Music albums to Live At The Loosdrecht Jazz Festival by Charles Tolliver Booker Ervin - Structurally Sound Kay Tolliver - You Make Me Feel Good Roy Ayers - Stoned Soul Picnic Music Inc. / Charles Tolliver - The Ringer Jackie McLean - Action Roy Ayers - Daddy Bug & Friends Music Inc. - Live At Slugs' Vol.1 & 2 Various - The New Wave In Jazz Music Inc, Charles Tolliver, Stanley Cowell, Cecil McBee, Jimmy Hopps - Live At Slugs' Volume II Jackie McLean - It's Time!.

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