A children's music video with cute animals

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Steve Coleman and Five Elements: Steve Coleman (alto sax), Graham Haynes (trumpet), Kelvyn Bell (electric guitar), Geri Allen (synthesizer), Kevin Bruce Harris (electric bass,), Mark Johnson (drums,

Prime Time: Ornette Coleman (alto sax), Charlie Ellerbee and Bern Nix (electric guitar), Jamaaledeen Tacuma (bass guitar) and Denardo Coleman and Calvin Weston (drums). From the album Of Human Feelings

Prime Time: Ornette Coleman (alto sax), Charlie Ellerbee and Bern Nix (electric guitar), Jamaaledeen Tacuma (bass guitar) and Denardo Coleman and Calvin Weston (drums). From the album Of Human Feelings

Prime Time: Ornette Coleman (alto sax), Charlie Ellerbee and Bern Nix (electric guitar), Jamaaledeen Tacuma (bass guitar) and Denardo Coleman and Calvin Weston (drums). From the album Of Human Feelings

Prime Time: Ornette Coleman (alto sax), Charlie Ellerbee and Bern Nix (electric guitar), Jamaaledeen Tacuma (bass guitar) and Denardo Coleman and Calvin Weston (drums). From the album Of Human Feelings

Prime Time: Ornette Coleman (alto sax), Charlie Ellerbee and Bern Nix (electric guitar), Jamaaledeen Tacuma (bass guitar) and Denardo Coleman and Calvin Weston (drums). From the album Of Human Feelings

The Decoding Society: Byard Lancaster (alto sax), Charles Brackeen (tenor sax), Vernon Reid and Bern Nix (electric guitar), Billy Bang (violin), Melvin Gibbs (bass), Ronald Shannon Jackson (drums) and

The Decoding Society: Byard Lancaster (alto sax), Charles Brackeen (tenor sax), Vernon Reid and Bern Nix (electric guitar), Billy Bang (violin), Melvin Gibbs (bass), Ronald Shannon Jackson (drums) and

Ornette Coleman (alto sax), James Blood Ulmer (electric guitar), Jamaaledeen Tacuma (electric bass) and Denardo Coleman (drums). From the album Tales of Captain Black (1979). In 1973 James Blood Ulmer

Ornette Coleman (alto sax), James Blood Ulmer (electric guitar), Jamaaledeen Tacuma (electric bass) and Denardo Coleman (drums). From the album Tales of Captain Black (1979). James Blood Ulmer is and American

John Zorn (alto sax), Bill Frisell (electric guitar), Wayne Horvitz (piano, keyboards), Fred Frith (bass) and Joey Bron (drums). From the album Naked City (1990). During the 1980s and 1990s, Bill Frisell

John Zorn (alto sax), Bill Frisell (electric guitar), Wayne Horvitz (piano, keyboards), Fred Frith (bass) and Joey Bron (drums). From the album Naked City (1990). In the mid-70s Bill Frisell began to move

John Zorn (alto sax), Bill Frisell (electric guitar), Wayne Horvitz (piano), Fred Frith (bass) and Joey Bron (drums). From the album Naked City (1990). Bill Frisell is an American guitarist, arranger and

John Zorn (alto sax), Bill Frisell (electric guitar), Wayne Horvitz (piano), Fred Frith (bass) and Joey Baron (drums). From the album Naked City (1990). Naked City was an avant-garde band led by saxophonist

John Zorn and Tim Berne (alto sax), Mark Dresser (bass) and Joey Baron (drums). From the album Spy vs Spy: The Music of Ornette Coleman (1989). In 1989, Zorn released Spy vs. Spy featuring themes by Ornette

John Zorn and Tim Berne (alto sax), Mark Dresser (bass) and Joey Baron (drums). From the album Spy vs Spy: The Music of Ornette Coleman (1989). Born in New York, John Zorn studied piano, guitar and flute

John Zorn and Tim Berne (alto sax), Mark Dresser (bass) and Joey Baron (drums). From the album Spy vs Spy: The Music of Ornette Coleman (1989). John Zorn is an American saxophonist, multi-instrumentalist,

Ornette Coleman (alto sax), Pat Metheny (guitar synthesizer), Charlie Haden (bass), Jack DeJohnette (drums) and Denardo Coleman (drums, percussion). From the album Song X (1986). In 1969 DeJohnette replaced