Robert Drasnin Voodoo II CD

Voodoo II Music

List Price	$13.97 (You save $3.38)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Miscellaneous, Exotica, Easy Listening
Label	Dionysus
Orig Year	2007
All Time Sales Rank	117810
CD Universe Part number	7428571
Catalog number	1233136
Discs	1
Release Date	May 22, 2007
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Skip Heller; Skip Heller; Philippe Aubuchon
Engineer	Philippe Aubuchon
Recording Time	46 minutes
Personnel	Jim Hughart - bass instrument Mike Lang - piano Brad Dutz - percussion Amy Shulman - harp Scott Breadman Amy Shulman - harp D.J. Bonebrake - marimba Peggy Baldwin - cello Stephanie Bennett - vocals Billy Hulting - vibraphone Bobby Shulgold - alto flute Howard Greene - drums John Sawoski - keyboards Robert Drasnin - flute, clarinet, saxophone

Robert Drasnin Voodoo II Songs

	1.	Habanera in Blue
	2.	Moorean Moonbeams
	3.	Sambalerro
	4.	East of Xanadu
	5.	Kahluha Mist
	6.	Polynesian Bolero
	7.	Luz de La Luna
	8.	Puente Doble
	9.	Mer Velours, La
	10.	Reminiscence
	11.	Siren Song
	12.	Tahitian Dream

Voodoo II Music Review

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this is a must have for anyone who likes exotica.
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