Gods of Mexico, an Artistic Triumph that Eschews Narrative
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Alain Caron Live: Cabaret de Montreal
Tracks: Ocean of Trees; Double Agent; Signal; Ink Illusion; Show of Hands; No Left Turn on Tuesday; Slam the Clown; Turkey Loose on the Kit; Baby Step; Solitude; Black Paws; D-Code. Personnel: Alain Caron: fretless and fretted basses; Jean St-Jacques: keyboards and Malletkat; David Bellemare: saxophones; Simon Langlois: drums; Francois Blouin: keyboards.
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Tracks: Ocean of Trees; Double Agent; Signal; Ink Illusion; Show of Hands; No Left Turn on Tuesday; Slam the Clown; Turkey Loose on the Kit; Baby Step; Solitude; Black Paws; D-Code. Personnel: Alain Caron: fretless and fretted basses; Jean St-Jacques: keyboards and Malletkat; David Bellemare: saxophones; Simon Langlois: drums; Francois Blouin: keyboards.
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