Mantra 3
from Heaven & Earth by Khari Cabral & Jiva
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album4 Panel Digipak // Artwork by Paul Mainor // Photography by Kate Belle Photography
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from Heaven & Earth,
released September 30, 2016
Written by Khari Cabral Simmons
Kipper Jones, Heshima White, Julie Dexter, Kai Martin, Chanda Leigh, Paige Lackey Martin - Vocals
Forrest Robinson - Drums
Colin Agnew - Percussion
Ricky Quinones - Guitar
Julius Speed - Wurlitzer & Rhodes
Marty Kearns - Moog Voyager & Rhodes
Khari Cabral Simmons - Bass Guitar
Written by Khari Cabral Simmons
Kipper Jones, Heshima White, Julie Dexter, Kai Martin, Chanda Leigh, Paige Lackey Martin - Vocals
Forrest Robinson - Drums
Colin Agnew - Percussion
Ricky Quinones - Guitar
Julius Speed - Wurlitzer & Rhodes
Marty Kearns - Moog Voyager & Rhodes
Khari Cabral Simmons - Bass Guitar
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