Steve Coleman World Expansion CD

World Expansion Music

List Price	$15.97 (You save $1.18)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Jazz Instrument CDs, Alto Sax, Jazz
Label	Winter & Winter
Orig Year	1986
All Time Sales Rank	151980
CD Universe Part number	2757927
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 08, 2002
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Steve Coleman
Engineer	Joseph Marciano
Recording Time	51 minutes
Personnel	Mark Johnson - drums Steve Coleman - vocals, alto saxophone Kelvyn Bell - electric guitar Kevin Bruce Harris - vocals, electric bass, bass guitar, background vocals Also: Cassandra Wilson, Robin Eubanks, Graham Haynes, Jimmy Cozier, Geri Allen

Steve Coleman World Expansion Songs

	1.	Desperate Move
	2.	Stone Bone Jr.
	3.	Mad Monkey
	4.	Dream State
	5.	Tang Lung
	6.	Yo-Ho
	7.	And They Partied...
	8.	In the Park
	9.	Just a Funky Old Song
	10.	Urilai Thrane
	11.	To Perpetuate the Funk
	12.	Koshine Koji
	13.	Tlydor's Bane
	14.	Park, Pt. 2
	15.	Fire Theme (Intro)

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