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Chroma II
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Like, What Is This
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Rampart Street
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Festivities
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Armstrong Park
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Threes And Fours
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Stitch In Time
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Sir Oliver
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Pops
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Tribe Wendell Harrison Detroit, Michigan
Saxophonist, clarinetist, jazz educator and entrepreneur is co founder of Tribe records and Tribe magazine. Harrison
and
co founder Phil Ranelin have successfully produced several world known artists during the 1970's on the Tribe label including Doug Hammond, Ron Brooks, Harold McKinney, Marcus Belgrave and David Durah. Tribe Records is based in Detroit, MI USA
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