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Low Key Lightly
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Cyclic Episode
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Des Jours Heureux
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Mobile
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Sid'm Bark
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Rhythm doesn't change
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Huxley
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South
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The Happiness we Share
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The Thing called live
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Robin Nicaise France
5th lead disc: Building / Piano Studies (co-production Clapson Records) ambitious and personal disc built in two parts; a first, the “Building” suite, a veritable concerto for tenor sax in which the latter dialogues with a jazz quartet and a string quartet. A second part then, even more unexpected, in which Robin gives us his studies for solo piano which he himself composed and recorded ... more
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