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Personnel includes: Ted Curson (trumpet); Eric Dolphy (flute); Kenny Drew (piano); Jimmy Garrison (bass); Roy Haynes (drums); Bill Barron. Ted Curson Plenty Of Horn Songs | 1. | Caravan |
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John McLaughlin (electric guitar); Dave Holland (bass); Tony Williams (drums).
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