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Album · 2012

Across The Imaginary Divide

by Béla Fleck and the Marcus Roberts Trio

Released
5 June 2012
Label
Rounder Records
Catalogue no.
11661-9142-2
Tracklist
12 tracks
Length
1:02:52
Country
US

“Across The Imaginary Divide” is an album by Béla Fleck and the Marcus Roberts Trio, released in 2012 on Rounder Records. The original release has 12 tracks with a running time of 1:02:52. The line-up features Béla Fleck (banjo, producer), Jason Marsalis (membranophone), Marcus Roberts (piano, producer) and Rodney Jordan (bass).

Who played on Across The Imaginary Divide

Tracklist

  1. 1 Some Roads Lead Home 6:17
  2. 2 I'm Gonna Tell You This Story One More Time 5:42
  3. 3 Across the Imaginary Divide 4:43
  4. 4 Let Me Show You What To Do 4:55
  5. 5 Petunia 5:01
  6. 6 Topaika 4:34
  7. 7 One Blue Truth 4:27
  8. 8 Let's Go 5:58
  9. 9 Kalimba 6:22
  10. 10 The Sunshine and the Moonlight 5:37
  11. 11 That Old Thing 5:08
  12. 12 That Ragtime Feeling 4:08

Production

  • Fred Chester engineer
  • Richard Dodd mix

More albums by Béla Fleck and the Marcus Roberts Trio

Crossing the Tracks 1979 · Rounder Natural Bridge 1982 · Rounder Double Time 1984 · Rounder Deviation 1984 · Rounder Inroads 1986 · Rounder Drive 1988 · Rounder Solo Banjo Works 1992 · Rounder Tales From the Acoustic Planet 1995 · Warner Bros. Records The Bluegrass Sessions: Tales from the Acoustic Planet, Volume 2 1999 · Warner Bros. Records Perpetual Motion 2001 · Sony Classical Music for Two 2004 · Sony Classical The Melody of Rhythm: Triple Concerto & Music for Trio 2009 · E1 Entertainment

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Across The Imaginary Divide?

The line-up of Across The Imaginary Divide includes Béla Fleck (banjo, producer), Jason Marsalis (membranophone), Marcus Roberts (piano, producer) and Rodney Jordan (bass).

Which label released Across The Imaginary Divide?

Across The Imaginary Divide was released in 2012 on Rounder Records (11661-9142-2).

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