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The late Dean Brown, Rodney Holmes, Richard Hallebeek and Kazumi Watanabe
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The late
Dean Brown
guitar, electric1955 - 2024
Rodney Holmes
drums
Richard Hallebeek
guitarb.1974
Alain Caron
bass
Kazumi Watanabe
guitarb.1953
Jonas Hellborg
bassPlaylist
- Dean Brown "Breaksong" from DB 3-Live at Cotton Club (BHM) 00:00
- Rodney Holmes "The Bronx Experiment" from Twelve Months Of October (Self Produced) 08:20
- Frans Vollink "Dirty Gilly" from One Spirit (Self Produced) 16:38
- Richard Hallebeek "Lined Out" from RHP (Liquid Note) 25:00
- Alain Caron "Turkey Loose On The Kit" from Alain Caron 5 (Norack) 33:06
- Kazumi Watanabe "O-X-O" from Resonance Vox (Universal) 41:15
- T Square "Jubilee" from Adventures (Sony) 49:40
- Jonas Hellborg "Kidogo" from Octave Of The Holy Innocents (Day Eight) 57:42
- Krzysztof Herdzin "Kingdom Of Ants" from Kingdom Of Ants ( Wydawnictwo Agora) 1:06:17
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Rodney Holmes
Frans Vollink
Richard Hallebeek
Alain Caron
Kazumi Watanabe
Jonas Hellborg
Krzysztof Herdzin
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