David Cullen Equilibre: Groovemasters, Vol. 6 CD

Equilibre: Groovemasters, Vol. 6 Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Jazz CDs, New Age
Label	Solid Air
Orig Year	2001
All Time Sales Rank	153122
CD Universe Part number	2055126
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 25, 2001
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	David Cullen
Engineer	John Anthony
Personnel	Michael Manring - bass David Cullen - guitar

David Cullen Equilibre: Groovemasters, Vol. 6 Songs

	1.	Shuffle In - (with David Cullen/Michael Manring)
	2.	Snappin on Ten - (with David Cullen/Michael Manring)
	3.	Equilibre - (with David Cullen/Michael Manring)
	4.	Turbograss - (with David Cullen/Michael Manring)
	5.	Wistful Thinking - (with David Cullen/Michael Manring)
	6.	Gizmo - (with David Cullen/Michael Manring)
	7.	Buenos Dias - (with David Cullen/Michael Manring)
	8.	Forgotten Wish, A - (with David Cullen/Michael Manring)
	9.	Homestyle - (with David Cullen/Michael Manring)
	10.	Canto - (with David Cullen/Michael Manring)
	11.	Tie-Dyed and Wide-Eyed - (with David Cullen/Michael Manring)
	12.	Better Place, A - (with David Cullen/Michael Manring)

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