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Cortex
Troupeau Bleu

Troupeau Bleu

Artists

Cortex

Catno

TVCD07B

Formats

1x CD

Country

France

Release date

Jan 1, 2018

1

La Rue

4:23

2

Automne (Colchiques)

2:35

3

L'Enfant Samba

3:00

4

Troupeau Bleu

5:00

5

Prélude À "Go Round"

3:52

6

Go Round

1:20

7

Chanson D'Un Jour D'Hiver

5:20

8

Mary Et Jeff

2:40

9

Huit Octobre 1971

4:22

10

Sabbat (1ère Partie)

1:00

11

Sabbat (2ème Partie)

3:15

12

Sabbat (3ème Partie)

0:26

13

Madbass

2:50

14

Jazz Dance

3:15

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