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  1. www.clarinetroad.com › sounds › clarinet-road-volumeClarinet Road Vol. II: The Road to Romance

    Track Listing: If I Should Lose You. Sweet and Slow. Love Walked In. I'm Glad There Is You. It Had To Be You. One Night of Love. East of the Sun. The Peacocks. I'm in the Mood for Love. It's You or No One. Total Time: 56min. About This Music: One of the first musicians I met when I started university studies was pianist Chris Dawson.

  2. www.discogs.com › release › 20101642-EvanEvan Christopher – Clarinet Road: Volume 2 (The Road To ...

    View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2004 CD release of "Clarinet Road: Volume 2 (The Road To Romance)" on Discogs.

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  3. www.amazon.com › Clarinet-Road-Vol-Romance › dpClarinet Road, Vol 2: The Road to Romance - amazon.com

    Dec 4, 2006 · Ce n'est pas du réchauffé mais de la musique vivante. Il est entouré de bons musiciens, d'un chanteur, Jack Sheldon, et d'une chanteuse, Tierney Sutton, qui connaissent parfaitement leur affaire.

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  4. www.allmusic.com › album › clarinet-road-vol-2-theClarinet Road, Vol. 2: The Road to New Orleans - Evan Chris

    Apr 12, 2005 · Clarinet Road, Vol. 2: The Road to New Orleans by Evan Christopher released in 2005. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.

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  7. theblues-thatjazz.com › en › jazzEvan Christopher - Clarinet Road Vol. 2: Road To Romance (2000)

    Marino Marini - Nie Placz Kiedy Odjade; Modest Mussorgski - Night on the Bald Mountain; Legendary Blues Band - Blues Today; Metallica - One; Melvin Taylor - I'll Play The Blues For You

  8. theblues-thatjazz.com › en › jazzEvan Christopher - Clarinet Road Vol. 2: Road To Romance (2000)

    “Contemporary early jazz,” the phrase New Orleans clarinetist Evan Christopher uses to describe his music, sounds every bit like an oxymoron until you hear him at work. His buoyant, plush tone and slinky hothouse phrasing reveals stylistic links to some of the Crescent City’s first and best licorice stick masters—folks like Sidney ...