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Wayne Shorter Quartet - Jazz in Marciac 

Wayne Shorter Quartet - Jazz in Marciac, 30 July 2013 Wayne Shorter - sax / John Patitucci - bass / Brian Blade - drums / Danilo Perez - piano Tracks: 1. Medley : a). Zero Gravity b). Water Babies c). Orbits d). She Moved Through The Fair e). Lotus f). Plaza Real 2. Adventures Abroad The Golden Mean / I Go My Way By Myself 3. Joy Rider
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Wayne Shorter Quartet - Jazz in Marciac, 30 July 2013 Wayne Shorter - sax / John Patitucci - bass / Brian Blade - drums / Danilo Perez - piano Tracks: 1. Medley : a). Zero Gravity b). Water Babies c). Orbits d). She Moved Through The Fair e). Lotus f). Plaza Real 2. Adventures Abroad The Golden Mean / I Go My Way By Myself 3. Joy Rider

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