David 'Fathead' Newman (David Newman Jr.): '2004 - Song for the New Man

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David 'Fathead' Newman, 2004 - Song for the New Man

David 'Fathead' Newman - Song for the New Man

Band/Artist:	David 'Fathead' Newman
Album:	Song for the New Man
Type:	Albums
Genre:	Jazz;
Style:	Hard Bop; Jazz Blues; Mainstream Jazz; Soul Jazz;
Year:	2004
Added:	18.04.2019

n/n	track title	mode	length	size	bitrate, Kbps
1	Visa (01)	Joint stereo	3:17	7.54 Mb	320	-	$0.20
2	Visa	Joint stereo	0:37	1.45 Mb	320	-	$0.17
3	Time After Time	Joint stereo	4:58	11.38 Mb	320	-	$0.22
4	Shakabu	Joint stereo	4:08	9.48 Mb	320	-	$0.21
5	Song for the New Man	Joint stereo	5:36	12.84 Mb	320	-	$0.22
6	Passing Through	Joint stereo	9:02	20.70 Mb	320	-	$0.26
7	Fast Lane	Joint stereo	4:15	9.73 Mb	320	-	$0.21
8	Lonesome Head	Joint stereo	4:33	10.44 Mb	320	-	$0.21
9	When I Fall in Love	Joint stereo	11:26	26.20 Mb	320	-	$0.29
10	This I Dig of You	Joint stereo	6:02	13.81 Mb	320	-	$0.23


	Total Time					53:54 min:sec
	Total Size					123.64 Mb
	Album Price (app.)					2.22 $

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