TIPPETS, JULIE -& MARK WASTELL- - UNRAVELING THE WATERFALL
CD (Compact Disc)
Label: CONFRONT
Release date: 01/06/2018
Barcode: 5055300397638
Catalog no.: CORE0000002
Item ID: 461636
The meditative percussion duo featuring esteemed vocalist Julie Tippetts and Mark Wastell, recorded live by James Dunn at London's Cafe OTO in january 2017.
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