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Beboperation
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Body & Soul
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Caravan
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Have You Met Miss Jones
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I Mean You
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Send In The Clowns
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Oleo
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Seven Steps To Heaven
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Prelude To A Kiss
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Gaz Hughes Middlewich, UK
Gaz first came to wider public attention as the original drummer in the Matthew Halsall Band and featured heavily on the
early recordings of the Gondwana label.
His drumming influences include the school of melodic drummers such as Max Roach, Philly Joe and Alan Dawson . Gaz is specifically inspired by the drummers that are able to spell out form and melody when they improvise.
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For Future Reference
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