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Anthony Braxton
19 Standards (Quartet) 2003

Album UK 2010 on Leo Records label
Jazz (Contemporary Jazz, Free Jazz)

Track 1-1 recorded in Bergamo, Italy Track 1-2 recorded in Gent, Belgium (The Vooruit), November 14, 2003 Track 1-3 recorded in Brussels, Belgium (Flagey) February 22, 2003 Track 1-4 recorded in Guimaraes, Portugal (Guimaraes Jazz Festival) November 20, 2003 Track 1-5 recorded in Sevilla, Spain (Teatro Central) November 11, 2003 Track 2-1 recorded in Antwerp, Belgium (De Singel) February 19, 2003 Track 2-2 recorded in Verona, Italy (Teatro Filarmonico) November 17, 2003 Track 2-3 recorded in Sevilla, Spain (Teatro Central) November 11, 2003 Track 2-4 recorded in Brussels, Belgium (Flagey) February 22, 2003 Track 3-1 to 3-4 recorded in Bergamo, Italy Track 3-5 recorded in Brussels, Belgium (Flagey) February 22, 2003 Track 4-1 recorded in Antwerp, Belgium (De Singel) February 19, 2003 Track 4-2 recorded in Nevers, France (Nevers Jazz Festival) November 13, 2003 Track 4-3 & 4-4 recorded in Lisbon, Portugal (Culturgest) November 19, 2003 Track 4-5 recorded in Brussels, Belgium (Flagey) February 22, 2003 Track 4-1 is credited to "G. Day" (Green Day?) on release, but this is the jazz standard by Gigi Gryce. Track 1-5 is credited to "D. Cook" (David Cook?) on release instead of Jule Styne And Sammy Cahn. © & ℗ Leo Records 2010 Limited edition 500 copies

Musicians

	Anthony Braxton as, *1945 US mixed by, edited by, producer, saxophone, saxophones, album by, music by
	Andy Eulau b, cb, US bass
	Kevin O'Neil g, eg, guitar
	Kevin Norton dr, perc, vib, *1956 US percussion
	Jule Styne And Sammy Cahn , US composed by, uncredited
	Gigi Gryce as, 1925-1983 US composed by, uncredited

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