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[edit] Ginger Baker Trio

Charlie has also played fairly recently in a trio along with Bill Frisell and Ginger Baker, called the Ginger Baker Trio. If anyone knows anything else of that project, please post it. -- 208.219.74.2

[edit] Haden's political orientation

Odd that there's not a word in the article about his politics; after all, he's a passionate, outspoken supporter of human rights and "liberation movements" (hence the name of his group) around the world. Plus the story of his detention and near-arrest (until rescued by the American embassy) in Portugal after denouncing that country's oppressive policies at a concert there. Someone who knows the history of all this ought to put something about it in the article. +ILike2BeAnonymous 17:48, 1 September 2006 (UTC)