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Lost Tribe: Calle Siete

By Mike Jacobs
July 6, 2025
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Many a jazz/rock-fusion fan's heart may have been broken when Lost Tribe took a more traditional jazz-sounding turn for their third (and final) album, Many Lifetimes (Arabesque, 1998), but those that hung in there knew the gold that group still had in it—as tracks like "Calle Siete"" plainly illustrate.

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