Herbie Hancock - The River Of Possibilities Tour - Jazz a Vienne
Live at Jazz à Vienne, Antique Theatre, 2008.
Tracklist:
- Introduction
- Actual proof (Herbie Hancock)
- The River (Joni Mitchell)
- All I want (Joni Mitchell)
- When love comes to town (Bono, U2)
- Solo (Dave Holland)
- A song for you (Leon Russell)
- Solo (Lionel Loueke)
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Live at Jazz à Vienne, Antique Theatre, 2008. Tracklist: - Introduction - Actual proof (Herbie Hancock) - The River (Joni Mitchell) - All I want (Joni Mitchell) - When love comes to town (Bono, U2) - Solo (Dave Holland) - A song for you (Leon Russell) - Solo (Lionel Loueke)
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