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Angels from Nowhere
06:09
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Moon Over Bourbon Street
04:26
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Ivresse
05:17
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Flower of the Sand
05:05
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Light of the Shadow
03:06
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Lichana
05:27
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L'envers du décors
04:51
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Broken Way
05:17
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City
02:50
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Onde de Choc
02:52
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Time Tunnel
05:21
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12. |
Etats d'âme
02:58
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C'rever
05:15
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Eric Plandé Germany
A saxophonist such as one rarely meets: Eric PLANDÉ.
With an innate urgency of playing that can be described as
explosive: his virtuosity is enormous, with a creative fury releasing an unparalleled range of sound.
~Ulrich Olshausen F.A.Z
With roots in the African,Jazz-rock scene. Engaged more in modern, contemporary Jazz, he has a solid reputation as a soloist in Europe
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