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Oh, Yeah? - Jan Hammer

Oh, Yeah? - Jan Hammer

4.25 out of 5
(8 tracks - 41 mins)

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This is an album of fusion at its best.

"Magical Dog" and "Red & Orange" are definitive statements.

This was the first exposure for violinist Steve Kindler.

David Earle Johnson is on congas.

Title/Composers Performer Listen Time Size Size
1
Oh, Yeah?
Jan Hammer, Fernando Saunders
Jan HammerPlay04:3010 MB28 MB
2
Let the Children Grow
Jan Hammer, Tony Smith
Jan HammerPlay04:4911 MB27 MB
3
Magical Dog (Album Version)
Jan HammerPlay06:4215 MB43 MB
4
One To One (Album Version)
Jan HammerPlay03:328 MB23 MB
5
Evolve (Album Version)
Jan HammerPlay04:4410 MB28 MB
6
Bambu Forest
Jan HammerPlay05:2412 MB33 MB
7
Twenty One (Album Version)
Jan HammerPlay05:0511 MB34 MB
8
Red And Orange (Album Version)
Jan HammerPlay06:4315 MB43 MB
41 mins95 MB
41 mins263 MB
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Artist Job
1
Jerry Goodman
Composer
2
Jan Hammer
Audio Production, Composer, Drums, Engineer, Keyboards, Main Personnel, Moog Synthesizer, Oberheim Synthesizer, Percussion, Piano (Electric), Polymoog, Primary Artist, Producer, Remastering, Synthesizer, Timbales, Various Instruments, Vocals
3
Jan Hammer Group
Primary Artist
4
David Earle Johnson
Composer, Congas, Main Personnel, Percussion
5
Steve Kindler
Guitar, Guitar (Rhythm), Main Personnel, Violin, Violin (Electric), Vocals
6
Rick Laird
Composer
7
Fernando Saunders
Bass, Composer, Guitar (Bass), Main Personnel, Piccolo, Vocals
8
Tony Smith
Drums, Main Personnel
9
Tony Smith
Composer, Drums, Vocals

Jan Hammer

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