Individual Choice (album): Difference between revisions
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| "Computer Incantations for World Peace" | |||
| 5:41 | |||
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| "Far from the Beaten Paths" | |||
| 5:59 | |||
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| "In Spiritual Love" | |||
| 7:01 | |||
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| "Eulogy to Oscar Romero" | |||
| 2:32 | |||
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| "Nostalgia" | |||
| 5:02 | |||
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| "Individual Choice" | |||
| 4:56 | |||
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| "In Spite of All" | |||
| 5:55 | |||
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After moving to the US, Allan started doing session work on a single track basis more extensively. “Nostalgia” features Allan playing a melody along Jean Luc and solo on top of a sequenced bass and synth chords, while “In Spite Of All” is a great fusion track also featuring Rayford Griffin (drums) and Randy Jackson (bass), with wonderful chords by Allan, plus a great solo. | After moving to the US, Allan started doing session work on a single track basis more extensively. “Nostalgia” features Allan playing a melody along Jean Luc and solo on top of a sequenced bass and synth chords, while “In Spite Of All” is a great fusion track also featuring Rayford Griffin (drums) and Randy Jackson (bass), with wonderful chords by Allan, plus a great solo. | ||
http://threadoflunacy.blogspot.no/2017/06/9-jean-luc-ponty.html | http://threadoflunacy.blogspot.no/2017/06/9-jean-luc-ponty.html | ||
[[Category:Discography]] | [[Category:Discography]] | ||
