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01 |
Vix 9 |
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04:27 |
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02 |
At Last We Meet Again |
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05:35 |
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03 |
Spunky & Clorissa |
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04:30 |
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Bumbershoot |
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05:24 |
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05 |
Blues for Gordon |
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05:17 |
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06 |
Monkey See |
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03:16 |
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07 |
The Message |
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04:05 |
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Interlude (Return Of The Ancient Ones) |
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02:06 |
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09 |
The Drift |
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03:29 |
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10 |
A Celtic Medley: Meridian/Traveling Light/Salamander's Reel |
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06:38 |
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11 |
Peace, Be Still |
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04:04 |
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12 |
The Longing |
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05:28 |
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13 |
For Now |
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02:39 |
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| Country |
USA |
| Original Release Date |
1993 |
| Spars |
DDD |
| Sound |
Stereo |
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Date of Release 1993
Those who have enjoyed earlier Flecktones recordings will not be disappointed with Three Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Bela Fleck has stuck with the formula that made their previous records successful: complex, tight grooves wrapped in a very musical, user-friendly package. The Flecktones still suffer from the departure of keyboardist/chromatic harmonica player Howard Levy, who provided the band with needed additional musical colors and textures. Guest appearances by Bruce Hornsby (no vocals) and Branford Marsalis help fill this void. As always, the musicianship is excellent, and all players involved have ample space with which to display their virtuosity. - Dan Cross
1. Vix 9 (Wooten) - 4:27
2. At Last We Meet Again (Wooten) - 5:34
3. Spunky and Clorissa (Fleck) - 4:30
4. Bumbershoot (Fleck) - 5:22
5. Blues for Gordon (Fleck) - 5:16
6. Monkey See (Fleck) - 3:16
7. The Message (Fleck/Future Man/Wooten/Wooten) - 4:03
8. Interlude [Return of the Ancient Ones] (Future Man) - 2:06
9. The Drift (Fleck/Future Man/Wooten) - 3:30
10. A Celtic Medley: Meridian/Traveling Light... (Fleck) - 6:39
11. Peace Be Still (Wooten) - 4:05
12. The Longing (Fleck) - 5:25
13. For Now (Fleck) - 2:40
CD Warner Brothers 45328-2
CS Warner Brothers 45328-4
Edited By Don Cobb
