tamu jazz ensemble, by alan cameron

tamu jazz ensemble

by alan cameron

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'Tamu', a Swahili word meaning 'sweet one' is a compilation of South African jazz quartet/quintet recordings between 1990 and the year 2000. Tracks were recorded in Johannesburg, further post produced in London and then mastered by Adam Ayan in Portland, Maine. A limited edition of 1000 copies was printed at the Sony plant in Austria.

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released October 3, 2004

copyright: Alan Cameron

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