Wallace Roney & the Metropole Orchestra cover Miles Davis (2010)

June 12, 2010 – Wallace Roney and the Metropole Orchestra conducted by Maria Schneider pay tribute to Miles Davis at “Hague jazz” held in the World Forum, the Hague in The Netherlands

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