Francois Rabbath New Sound Of Jazz & First LP CD

New Sound Of Jazz & First LP Music

List Price	$30.99 (You save $2.10)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	Phantom
CD Universe Part number	7332466
Catalog number	646645
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 21, 2006

Francois Rabbath New Sound Of Jazz & First LP Songs

	1.	Desert
	2.	Crazy Course
	3.	Walpurgis
	4.	Ode D'Espagne
	5.	Impalas
	6.	Prelude A L'Archet
	7.	Kobolds
	8.	Bitume
	9.	Hesitations
	10.	Exil
	11.	Western A La Bruegel
	12.	Basses En Fugue N1
	13.	Requiem Pour Goa
	14.	Classical Impromptu
	15.	Manteau De Pluie
	16.	Basses En Fugue N2 "Les Gorgones"
	17.	Variation Sur Trois Cordes
	18.	Supremum Vale
	19.	Rhapsodie Pour Contrebasse

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