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Song of YAMATO 大和民族の歌
01:55
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The Thrilling Corner
04:36
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La Passionaria
04:41
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Monster Tear's Drops
11:14
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Free Fight
01:48
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Ellen David
07:28
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Yellow Monk
01:47
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NBAGI
06:26
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Another Country
03:59
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Sachi Hayasaka / 早坂紗知/ minga / TReS / Baila TReS Tokyo, Japan
She was the first female saxophone player in Japan. Currently she plays mainly with TReS.
In 1987, she was
invited by Hans Reichl to tour Europe. In 2012, she performed at the Buenos Aires International Jazz Festival and won the hearts of the Argentinean people. He has also performed at international jazz festivals in Seattle and Cuba.
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