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Lisboa
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Riomar
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Don`t believe
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Mental isolation
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Playing the game
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Uniformly Uninformed
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Song for Bernhard
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Traveling home
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Nils Wogram Zürich, Switzerland
Nils Wogram counts as one of the most important jazz musicians in Europe. He is mainly known for his virtuous trombone playing, his original compositions and as a band leader of working bands with a unique ensemble sound. In 2010 he started his own record label nwog-records on which he releases his albums. ... more
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