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Caravan Big Band: Jazz Contrasts
Track listing: Caravan; Moten Swing; Overdrive; God Bless the Child; Almost Like Being in Love; Birdland; Over the Rainbow; Magic Flea; Orange Colored Sky; Sittin' Pretty; Hay Burner; Spain; St. Louis Blues; Chanson d'Amor (55:44).
Track Listing
1. Caravan 2. Moten Swing 3. Overdrive 4. God Bless The Child 5. Almost Like Beeing in Love 6. Birdland 7. Over The Rainbow 8. Magic Flea 9. Orange Colored Sky 10. Sittin‘ Pretty 11. Hay Burner 12. Spain 13. St. Louis Blues 14. Chanson d‘ Amour (Live)
Personnel
Caravan Big Band
band / ensemble / orchestraFranz-Josef Schwade, conductor; Horst Koller, Tobias Engel, Heinz Zinkand, Leander Strott, Nicole Grob, Sebastian Schwade, trumpet; Carsten Kirst, Bernhard Elsner, Johannes Goltz, Carmen Hahn, Friederike Herr, Marco Gärtner, trombone; Benjamin Engel, Eva-Maria Goltz, Frank Grob, Sandra Bolender, Michael Rehberg, Christian Herr, reeds; Veronika Sperzel, piano; Martin Leonhardt, guitar; Jürgen Rüttger, bass; Alexander Schwade, drums; Christian Engel, percussion; Heidrun Bauer, vocals.
Contact: Manuel Schwade, Im Rosengarten 24, 36391 Sinntal-Sannerz, Germany (phone +49 (0)6664-919926; e-mail [email protected])
Album information
Title: Jazz Contrasts | Year Released: 1999 | Record Label: CBB
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