Sahib Shihab - Sahib's Jazz Party Los Classicos De Cuba 1 - Los Grandes Exitos Discreet Music's reputation as a

Discreet Music's reputation as a groundbreaking and influential work is surpassed only by its placid beauty

keyboards (1989–1997) Matt Cope: guitar (1989–1997) Manu Ross: drums (1996–1997) Paul Smith: guitar

At each indicated cue

A1 A Ghost At Noon A2 Crossing At The Shallow B1 A Yellow Robe (Part 1) C1 A Yellow Robe (Part 2) C2 A Drink At The Banquet D1 Ascending By Night

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Sahib Shihab - Sahib's Jazz Party Los Classicos De Cuba 1 - Los Grandes Exitos Discreet Music's reputation as aAmerican jazz saxophonist (mainly baritone, but also alto and soprano) and flutist. Born June 23, 1925 in Savannah, Georgia Died October 24, 1989 in Nashville, Tennessee Originally self taught on the alto sax. Later studied at the Boston Conservatory. Changed his name on conversion to Islam in 1947. In the US, Shihab performed with musicians including Fletcher Henderson, Thelonious Monk, Art Blakey and Dizzy Gillespie (it was Gillespie who asked him