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Jazz festival to celebrate landmark albums from ’59

Thursday, June 25, 2009

TIM COAKLEY

Fifty years is a long time in jazz; time enough for styles to become outmoded, for younger musicians to assume the spotlight and for long-playing records to be supplanted by CDs and MP3s....

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