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Dreierlei
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Gospel
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Seven 9-8
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New No Ness
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D.Nee No
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Desert... Bleue... East
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Almost Twenty-Eight
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Gebhard Ullmann Berlin, Germany
Born on november 2, 1957 in Bad Godesberg, Germany Gebhard Ullmann has recorded more than 65 CDs as a leader or co-
leader.
He received numerous awards for his work and is listed in the Downbeat Critics Poll since 2005, 2015 for the first time in three categories.
Between 2002 and 2018 seven of his CDs were listed in Downbeat Magazine among the best CDs of those years.
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