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Cal State-Los Angeles Jazz Ensemble: A Minor Excursion
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Track listing: A Minor Excursion; Wyrgly; Coffee with Caffey; I Only Have Eyes for You; Ding Dong Ding; Rockin’ in Rhythm; ’Round Midnight (Mambo); All Blues; First Circle; Don’t Git Sassy (74:10).
Collective personnel: Mike Benedict, Chad Bloom, Benito Dominguez, Jim Geist, John Graham, Brian Higa, James King, Bert Lopez, Jim Marentic, Brian McFadin, Mike Pergola, Charlie Richard, Mariana Robles, John Shapiro, Shane Sherrodd, Budi Winarto, saxophones; Serafin Aguilar, Fernando Contreras, Buddy Gordon, Laurel Krokstrom, Robert London, Joseph Mecking, Freddie Sandoval, Gabe Tafoya, Brant Tilds, Tim Wendt, trumpets; Sheffer Bruton, Brent Decker, Paul Edwards, Otto Granillo, Gary Haendiges, Denis Jiron, Gerald Kuhn, David Mancia, Jim McCormick, Harry Smallenburg, Gary Smith, trombones; Kevin Holmes, Philip Mantione, James Young, guitar; Victor Cegarra, John Chin, Stephen Correll, Alan Silva, piano; Bart Samolis, Geoffrey Schumann, Mark Tavarez, Doug Wood, bass; Mike Boggio, Megan Foley, John Liu, Angela Tabor, drums; Mike Boggio, Megan Foley, percussion.
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Title: A Minor Excursion | Year Released: 1998 | Record Label: CSLA
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