Diamond Cut (Tia Fuller album)

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Diamond Cut
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Released2018 (2018)
Label Mack Avenue

Diamond Cut is an album by Tia Fuller, [1] [2] [3] [4] released in 2018.

Track listing

No.TitleMusicLength
1."In the Trenches" Tia Fuller 6:18
2."Save Your Love for Me" Buddy Johnson, arr. by Warren Wolf 5:40
3."I Love You" Cole Porter, arr. by Tia Fuller6:22
4."Queen Intuition"Tia Fuller6:01
5."Joe'n Around"Tia Fuller4:15
6."Crowns of Grey"Tia Fuller5:55
7."The Coming"Tia Fuller6:59
8."Soul Eyes" Mal Waldron, arr. by Tia Fuller5:40
9."Delight"Tia Fuller5:02
10."Fury of Da'mond"Tia Fuller4:00
11."Tears of Santa Barbara"Tia Fuller4:25
12."Joe'n Around" (Alternate Take)Tia Fuller3:07
Total length:1:03:44

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