Rob Wasserman Trilogy CD

Trilogy Music

List Price	$24.98 (You save $4.59)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Jazz Instrument, Bass, Jazz, Box Sets
Label	Rounder Select
Orig Year	2004
All Time Sales Rank	62402
CD Universe Part number	6748854
Catalog number	613225
Discs	3
Release Date	Aug 03, 2004
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Rob Wasserman; David Grisman; Don Was; Jeffrey A. Greenberg (Compilation); Clare Wasserman (Compilation)
Personnel	Jennifer Warnes Bobby Mcferrin Rob Wasserman - bass instrument Also: Neil Young, Elvis Costello, Jerry Garcia, Elvis Costello, Branford Marsalis, Lou Reed, Marc Ribot, Bob Weir, Willie Dixon, Bruce Hornsby, Brian Wilson, Brian Wilson, Rickie Lee Jones, Stephane Grappelli, Carnie Wilson, Edie Brickell
Additional Info	Box Set; Digipak

Rob Wasserman Trilogy Songs

		Trilogy CD DISC 1: SOLO:
	1.	Thirteen
	2.	Lima Twist
	3.	Sunway
	4.	Punk Sizzle
	5.	Clare
	6.	Lady Be Good
	7.	Strumming
	8.	Bass Blue
	9.	Bass Space
	10.	April Aire
	11.	Freedom Bass Dance
	12.	Ode to Casals
	13.	Sara's Rainbow Song
		Trilogy Songs DISC 2: DUETS:
	1.	Stardust
	2.	Moon Is Made of Gold, The
	3.	Brothers
	4.	Duet
	5.	One For My Baby (And One More For the Road)
	6.	Ballad of a Runaway Horse
	7.	Gone With the Wind
	8.	Angel Eyes
	9.	Over the Rainbow
	10.	Autumn Leaves
		Trilogy Album DISC 3: TRIOS:
	1.	Fantasy Is Reality / Bells Of Madness
	2.	Put Your Big Toe in the Milk of Human Kindness
	3.	White-Wheeled Limousine
	4.	Country (Bass Trilogy Pt. 1)
	5.	Zillionaire
	6.	Dustin' of the Bass
	7.	Easy Answers
	8.	Satisfaction (Bass Trilogy Pt. 2)
	9.	Home Is Where You Get Across
	10.	Spike's Bulls (Bass Trilogy Pt. 3)
	11.	Gypsy One
	12.	Gypsy Two
	13.	American Popsicle
	14.	3 Guys Named Schmo

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