Name: Widow's Walk- Piano Solo by Cameron Roche in New & hot: Jazz & Blues
Duration: 6 min 16 s
Description: Here's a little arrangement of one of my favorite jazz ballads ever composed. This song is called Widow's Walk and was composed by Rick Margitza. It was on the album titled Color in 1989.

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Here's a little arrangement of one of my favorite jazz ballads ever composed. This song is called Widow's Walk and was composed by Rick Margitza. It was on the album titled Color in 1989.

Widow's Walk- Piano Solo

Jim Alfredson - Hammond XK5
Randy Napoleon - guitar
Altin Sencalar - trombone
Zach Adleman - drums

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Sampled from Alex Isley’s A Capella arrangement of “Love’s Holiday” - Earth Wind and Fire
CARRTOONS-  Electric Bass, Synths, Drum Production

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Widow's Walk- Piano Solo

Cameron Roche

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