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Nils Wogram's Nostalgia - Daddy's Bones
Published by Intuition, 2004
ISBN 13: 0750447337923
Seller: CONTINUO Noten-Buch-Versand, Spabrücken, Germany
Seller rating 3 out of 5 stars
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Condition: 1. Subconscious Photograph - A Flower Is A Lovesome Thing - Quicktime - Snoopy - Lost And Found - Russian Inteligence - Jazz Ain't What It Used To Be - Daddy's Bones - Nostalgia Manchmal liegt das Einfache so nah, dass es niemandem auffällt. Niemandem außer Nils Wogram. Man mag es kaum glauben, aber wenn man in der Jazz-Geschichte nach einem Album in der Besetzung Posaune-Hammondorgel-Schlagzeug fahndet, wird man schwerlich fündi.
