Abbey Sings Billie

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Abbey Lincoln voc
Harold Vick ts
James Weidman p
Tarik Shah b
Mark Johnson drAbbey Lincoln voc
Harold Vick ts
James Weidman p
Tarik Shah b
Mark Johnson drAbbey Lincoln voc
Harold Vick ts
James Weidman p
Tarik Shah b
Mark Johnson drAbbey Lincoln voc
Harold Vick ts
James Weidman p
Tarik Shah b
Mark Johnson drAbbey Lincoln voc
Harold Vick ts
James Weidman p
Tarik Shah b
Mark Johnson drAbbey Lincoln voc
Harold Vick ts
James Weidman p
Tarik Shah b
Mark Johnson drAbbey Lincoln voc
Harold Vick ts
James Weidman p
Tarik Shah b
Mark Johnson dr

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Beschreibung

»No better place to observe the differences and likenesses of Billie and Abbey than on Lincoln’s less-eerie „Don’t Explain“ or her lovely version of „For All We Know“. It’s the best kind of tribute: she takes the material and respectfully makes it her own.«
John Corbett »No better place to observe the differences and likenesses of Billie and Abbey than on Lincoln’s less-eerie „Don’t Explain“ or her lovely version of „For All We Know“. It’s the best kind of tribute: she takes the material and respectfully makes it her own.«
John Corbett »No better place to observe the differences and likenesses of Billie and Abbey than on Lincoln’s less-eerie „Don’t Explain“ or her lovely version of „For All We Know“. It’s the best kind of tribute: she takes the material and respectfully makes it her own.«
John Corbett »No better place to observe the differences and likenesses of Billie and Abbey than on Lincoln’s less-eerie „Don’t Explain“ or her lovely version of „For All We Know“. It’s the best kind of tribute: she takes the material and respectfully makes it her own.«
John Corbett »No better place to observe the differences and likenesses of Billie and Abbey than on Lincoln’s less-eerie „Don’t Explain“ or her lovely version of „For All We Know“. It’s the best kind of tribute: she takes the material and respectfully makes it her own.«
John Corbett »No better place to observe the differences and likenesses of Billie and Abbey than on Lincoln’s less-eerie „Don’t Explain“ or her lovely version of „For All We Know“. It’s the best kind of tribute: she takes the material and respectfully makes it her own.«
John Corbett »No better place to observe the differences and likenesses of Billie and Abbey than on Lincoln’s less-eerie „Don’t Explain“ or her lovely version of „For All We Know“. It’s the best kind of tribute: she takes the material and respectfully makes it her own.«
John Corbett