Bert Van Den Brink - Reflections

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Bert Van Den Brink
Reflections

Album NL 2009 on Challenge Jazz label
Hip-Hop/Rap

Limited anniversary edition. Made in Austria. Recorded on December 9, 2007. Recorded live at Porgy en Bess, Terneuzen (NL).

Musicians

	Bert Van Den Brink p, *1958 piano, producer, written by, album by
	Hein Van de Geyn b, cb, *1956 bass
	Hans Van Oosterhout dr, *1965 drums
	John Engels dr, *1935 NL drums
	Toots Thielemans h, g, *1922 BE harmonica
	Annelotte Verhaagen producer, cameraman, film director
	Gino Vannelli voc, *1952 CA vocals

Producers

Ben Uijtjens engineer, mixed by, mastered by

Composers

Bert Van Den Brink

Irving Berlin

Album Tracks

No	Title	Artist	Duration
1	For Horace	Bert Van Den Brink	7:48
2	Bagatelle	Bert Van Den Brink	8:27
3	En Vacance	Bert Van Den Brink	10:02
4	Blues Complex	Bert Van Den Brink	8:39
5	Changes For Strangers	Bert Van Den Brink	8:10
6	Cheek To Cheek	Bert Van Den Brink	7:00
7	Leaving	Bert Van Den Brink	7:05
8	Slash Groove	Bert Van Den Brink	9:51
9	Bert Van Den Brink - My Piano Is A Mirror	Bert Van Den Brink	44:00

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Acknowledgements

To all the music fans that are contributing on Discogs, MusicBrainz and Wikipedia. Thanks to Franz Flückiger for providing Storygram used to visualize band membership.

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