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EPISODE · May 26, 2015 · 11 MIN

Savannah Winds (1999) vintage series

from Boise Bernard Queen piano · host Boise Bernard Queen piano

Here's an original jazz work that was recorded during a home rehearsal session in 1999. Savannah Winds. It was composed in 1998 and appears on Boise Queen's earliest cd album "Sun Voyage" The recording presented here is not in mp3 format but the CD is however. The work features: Boise Bernard Queen ....Piano and Synthesizer Erol James... Drums/percussion Larry Edwards congas Shirley Hamilton ......Flute This composition was a favorite during its time when it was performed "Live. copyrights: 1999

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