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Pierre Van Dormael, Soriba Kouyate, Otti Van der Werf - Djigui FLAC

Pierre Van Dormael, Soriba Kouyate, Otti Van der Werf - Djigui FLAC
Performer:
Pierre Van Dormael, Soriba Kouyate, Otti Van der Werf
Album:
Djigui
Style:
Contemporary Jazz
Released:
1997
Country:
Belgium
Label:
Igloo
Catalog:
IGL 132
FLAC size:
1378 mb
MP3 size:
1016 mb
WMA size:
2872 mb


Tracklist


1Djigui 27:04
2Paradise6:55
3Aranjuez4:13
4Sakha Dougou8:51
5Kanaa Kassi7:00
6Mansana Cisse7:33
7Djigui 16:07
8Ain't No Sunshine When She's Gone7:50


Credits


  • BassOtti Van der Werf
  • GuitarPierre Van Dormael
  • KoraSoriba Kouyate


Album


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