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Recorded directly to digital 2-track at Sound Ideas Studios A, New York on December 17, 1987. Includes liner notes by Glenn Wilson and Alan Bargebuhr.
Live Recording
Personnel: Glenn Wilson (baritone saxophone); Bob Belden (tenor saxophone); Jim Powell (trumpet, flugelhorn); Harold Danko (piano); Adam Nussbaum (drums).
Liner Note Authors: Alan Bargebuhr; Glenn Wilson.
Recording information: Sound Ideas Studios Studio A, New York, NY (12/17/1987).
Photographer: Jimmy Powell .
Personnel: Glenn Wilson (baritone saxophone), Bob Belden (tenor saxophone), Jim Powell (trumpet, flugelhorn), Harold Danko (piano), Denis Irwin (acoustic bass), Adam Nussbaum (drums).
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