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Live Recording
Recording information: The Keystone Korner, San Francisco, CA (1981).
Editor: Jon Rosenberg.
Photographer: Mitchell Seidel.
Personnel: Woody Shaw (trumpet, flugelhorn); Woody Shaw; Stafford James (double bass); Steve Turre (trombone); Larry Willis (piano); Victor Lewis (drums).
Liner Note Author: Andrew H. Bart.
Woody Shaw Live Vol. 4 Songs | 1. | When Lights Are Low | |
| 2. | Time Is Right, The | |
| 3. | It Could Happen to You | |
| 4. | Opec | |
| 5. | Bye Bye Blackbird | |
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