Difference between revisions of "Piquantique (BTB)"

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Released July 1991. This album is part of Beat The Boots I and is a live recording from Solliden, Skansen, Stockholm August 21 1973 with the exception of T'Mershi Duween, the location and date of which are unknown according to the FZ Lyrics site.

Kung Fu (02:14)
Redunzl (04:25)
Dupree's Paradise (11:26)
T'Mershi Duween (01:56)
Father O'Blivion (20:41)

FZ guitar/vocal, Jean-Luc Ponty violin, George Duke keyboards, Ian Underwood woodwinds, Ruth Underwood percussion, Bruce Fowler trombone, Tom Fowler bass, Ralph Humphrey drums
Players (probable) for T'Mershi Duween according to the FZ Lyrics site: FZ guitar/vocal , Jeff Simmons rhythm guitar , Napoleon Murphy Brock tenor sax, flute , George Duke keyboards , Bruce Fowler trombone , Ruth Underwood percussion , Tom Fowler bass , Ralph Humphrey drums , Chester Thompson drums

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 == Release Info ==
-Released July 1991. This album is part of [[Beat The Boots I]] and is a live recording from Solliden, Skansen, Stockholm August 21 1973 with the exception of [[T'Mershi Duween]], the location and date of which are unknown according to [http://globalia.net/donlope/fz/btb/piquantique.html the FZ Lyrics site].
+Released July 1991. This album is part of [[Beat The Boots I]] and is a live recording from [[73/08/21 Stockholm Sweden Solliden, Skansen|Solliden, Skansen, Stockholm August 21 1973]] with the exception of [[T'Mershi Duween]], the location and date of which are unknown according to [http://globalia.net/donlope/fz/btb/piquantique.html the FZ Lyrics site].
 == Tracks ==