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Charlie Haden The Ballad Of The Fallen mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: The Ballad Of The Fallen Country: Japan Released: 1983 Style: Free Jazz, Avant-garde Jazz MP3 version RAR size: 1168 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1647 mb WMA version RAR size: 1509 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 326 Other Formats: DTS MPC MMF WAV FLAC AC3 VOX Tracklist A1 Els Segadors 4:11 A2.1 The Ballad Of The Fallen 4:22 A2.2 If You Want To Write Me 3:59 A2.3 Grandola Vila Morena 2:13 A2.4 Introduction To The People 3:48 A2.5 The People United Will Never Be Defeated 1:41 A3 Silence 5:40 B1 Too Late 8:22 B2 La Pasionaria 10:25 B3 La Santa Espina 7:00 Companies, etc. Manufactured By – Polydor K.K. Recorded At – Tonstudio Bauer Credits Bass – Charlie Haden Clarinet, Flute, Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Steve Slagle Drums, Percussion – Paul Motian French Horn – Sharon Freeman Guitar – Mick Goodrick Piano, Glockenspiel – Carla Bley Producer – Manfred Eicher Tenor Saxophone – Dewey Redman Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Jim Pepper Trombone – Gary Valente Trumpet – Michael Mantler Trumpet [Pocket] – Don Cherry Tuba – Jack Jeffers Notes Recorded November 1982, Tonstudio Bauer, Ludwigsburg, Germany Gatefold cover. Comes with Lp-sized printed insert. Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Charlie Haden / 23794-1, Charlie ECM Records, 23794-1, Carla Bley - The 1-23794, ECM Haden / ECM Records, 1-23794, ECM US 1983 Ballad Of The Fallen 1248 Carla Bley ECM Records 1248 (LP, Album) Charlie Haden / Charlie ECM 1248, Carla Bley - The ECM Records, ECM 1248, Haden / Germany Unknown 811 546-2 Ballad Of The Fallen ECM Records 811 546-2 Carla Bley (CD, Album, RE, RP) The Ballad Of The ECM 1248, Charlie ECM Records, ECM 1248, Fallen (CD, Album, Germany Unknown 811 546-2 Haden ECM Records 811 546-2 RE) Charlie Haden / Charlie ECM Records, ECM 1248, Carla Bley - The ECM 1248, Haden / Nuevos Spain 1984 75103D Ballad Of The Fallen 75103D Carla Bley Medios (LP, Album) Charlie Haden / Charlie ECM 1248, Carla Bley - The ECM Records, ECM 1248, Haden / Germany 1983 811 546-1 Ballad Of The Fallen ECM Records 811 546-1 Carla Bley (LP, Album, Gat) Related Music albums to The Ballad Of The Fallen by Charlie Haden Various - That's The Way I Feel Now - A Tribute To Thelonious Monk Anthony Braxton - Six Compositions (Ghost Trance Music) 2001 Carla Bley - Night-glo Various - La Strada Per La Libertà - Strange Fruit Ornette Coleman - Science Fiction Art Pepper - Stardust Fletcher Henderson - Volume 1 1923-1925 (The Alternative Takes In Chronological Order) Paul Bley - Fragments Charlie Haden - Liberation Music Orchestra Keith Jarrett - Byablue.

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