Billy Cobham Spectrum (Kongsberg, Norway 1974) (c) NRK
Billy COBHAM (dr), John ABERCROMBIE (git), Michael BRECKER (s), Randy BRECKER (t), Glenn FERRIS (trb), Alex BLAKE (b), Milchu LEVIEV (kbd). “The pleasant Pheasant” “Red Baron” (B. Cobham). Kongsberg Jazzfestival, Norway, 1974. From the NRK (c)
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