Tete Montoliu I Wanna Talk About You CD Germany

I Wanna Talk About You Music

List Price	$19.98 (You save $2.03)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Jazz CDs
Label	SteepleChase
Orig Year	1980
All Time Sales Rank	209711
CD Universe Part number	1441765
Catalog number	31137
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 26, 1996
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Germany

Tete Montoliu I Wanna Talk About You Songs

	1.	Nexus, Plexus, Sexus
	2.	Blues For Wim And Maxine
	3.	Scandia Skies
	4.	Jo Vull Que M'acariciis (Caress Me)
	5.	I Wanna Talk About You
	6.	Confirmation
	7.	Autumn Leaves

I Wanna Talk About You Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars Great Jazz Trio CD!!!!
Highly recommended for all true piano jazz lovers!!!! Tete along with George Mraz and Al Foster are just fantastic trio!!!!
Submitted by najponk (Prague,cz)
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