07-17-26 Pianist Chick Corea "Solo Piano: Standards (Part Two) - Jazz After Dinner
Jul 21, 202650mEp. 1797
This week Joe is featuring Pianist Chick Corea from his 2000, Stretch Records recording, titled “Solo Piano: Standards (Part Two.)”
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