John Hollenbeck Eternal Interlude CD

Eternal Interlude Music

List Price	$16.98 (You save $3.39)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Jazz CDs
Label	Sunny Side
Orig Year	2009
All Time Sales Rank	121569
CD Universe Part number	7974916
Catalog number	281220
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 18, 2009
Producer	John Hollenbeck
Engineer	James Farber
Recording Time	70 minutes
Personnel	Tony Kadleck - trumpet, flugelhorn Laurie Frink Dan Willis - whistling, soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone Tony Malaby - soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone John Hollenbeck - whistling, drums Matt Moran Kermit Driscoll - acoustic bass, electric bass Jacob Garchik - whistling, tenor horn Alan Ferber - trombone Ben Kono - whistling, flute, soprano saxophone, alto saxophone List all 23 contributors

John Hollenbeck Eternal Interlude Songs

	1.	Foreign One
	2.	Eternal Interlude
	3.	Guarana
	4.	Cloud, The
	5.	Perseverance
	6.	No Boat

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