Live At The Totem Volume 1, by Archie Shepp Quartet

Live At The Totem Volume 1

by Archie Shepp Quartet

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1.	Things Have Got To Change 36:08	buy track
2.	Giant Steps 12:50	buy track
3.	You Don't Know What Love Is 11:18	buy track
4.	No Smokin' 11:44	buy track

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released January 1, 1979

Congas – Cheikh Tidiane Fall
Contrabass – Bob Cunningham
Drums – Clifford Jarvis
Piano – Siegfried Kessler
Tenor Saxophone – Archie Shepp
Vocals – Cheikh Tidiane Fall

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Futura Marge Paris, France

Futura Marge is an independant French jazz label, created in 1969 by Gérard Terronès and located in Paris, France.

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