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Personnel: Matt Jordan (flugelhorn); David Snyder (guitar); Bill Harris (saxophone); Don Harris (trumpet); Harris Brothers (horns); Lenny Post (Clavinet); Bill Pernice (keyboards); Kip Sophos, Dean Vais, Gene Perez (bass guitar); Bryan Post, Richie Gonzalez (drums); Trevor Post (drum programming); Barry Rose (unknown instrument).
Additional personnel: Kelli Sae (vocals); Gil Parris (guitar). Let The Feeling Flow Music | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Contemporary Jazz Vocals CDs, Jazz | | Label | Orchard | | Orig Year | 2005 | | CD Universe Part number | 6872458 | | Catalog number | 950 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | May 10, 2005 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Len Post; Don Harris; Matt Jordan | | Engineer | Len Post | | Recording Time | 56 minutes |
Matt Jordan Let The Feeling Flow Songs | 1. | Who I Wanna Love - (with Kelli Sae/Gil Parris) |
| 2. | I Don't Miss You - (with Kelli Sae/Gil Parris) |
| 3. | Those Special Things - (with Kelli Sae/Gil Parris) |
| 4. | Livin' on the Edge of Love - (with Kelli Sae/Gil Parris) |
| 5. | T.G.I.F. - (with Kelli Sae/Gil Parris) |
| 6. | Nothing We Can't Do - (with Kelli Sae/Gil Parris) |
| 7. | Gotta Get Up - (with Kelli Sae/Gil Parris) |
| 8. | If I Still Loved You - (with Kelli Sae/Gil Parris) |
| 9. | After the Pencil - (with Kelli Sae/Gil Parris) |
| 10. | Broken Promises - (with Kelli Sae/Gil Parris) |
| 11. | Let the Feeling Flow - (with Kelli Sae/Gil Parris) |
| 12. | Invitation to Paradise - (with Kelli Sae/Gil Parris) |
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