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EPISODE · Dec 20, 2008 · 11 MIN

Jazzbaragge-17-12-08

from Jazz Baragge · host DBC Radio Tv

sax: Dave Feusi bass: Michael Chylewski drums: Andreas Schnyder piano: Roland Köppel Exclusiv broadcast on web and inside virtual studio of DBC. http://www,dbc-blog.com http://www,jazzbaragge.ch

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sax: Dave Feusi bass: Michael Chylewski drums: Andreas Schnyder piano: Roland Köppel Exclusiv broadcast on web and inside virtual studio of DBC. http://www,dbc-blog.com http://www,jazzbaragge.ch

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sax: Dave Feusi bass: Michael Chylewski drums: Andreas Schnyder piano: Roland Köppel Exclusiv broadcast on web and inside virtual studio of DBC. http://www,dbc-blog.com http://www,jazzbaragge.ch

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