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Don Byron: Cleo's Mood
ByIntroduced by George Colligan's Hammond, "Cleo's Mood" is a gem built on the sinuous lines of Don Byron's tenor saxophone, a compelling and singable solo by guitarist David Gilmore, with Dean Bowman's vocals doing the rest towards building a slow simmering crescendo that stays with you well after the end of the song.
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