| | Ed Calle In The Zone CD Ed Calle Discography of CDs
Recording information: Live In Orlando, FL (1997).
Personnel: Ed Calle (soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone); Lindsay Blair (guitar); Jason Carder (trumpet); Jim Gasior (piano, synthesizer); Rafael Valencia (electric bass); Jack Ciano (drums).
Ed Calle In The Zone Songs | 1. | Young & Fine |
| 2. | Invitation |
| 3. | Misty |
| 4. | Mockingbird |
| 5. | Voyager |
| 6. | Impressions |
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