Prolific jazz drummer Scott Amendola launches ambitious orchestral project with Nels Cline, Trevor Dunn
Call this one the Nels Cline Singers with strings, with music by Scott Amendola.
Call this one the Nels Cline Singers with strings, with music by Scott Amendola.
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