Maybe it's because of warm, friendly ambassadors like Tom Madden. "There are people who
shouldn't even deserve records that good."
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January, 2009 Posts at CalBizLitAfterHours
- RIP Freddie Hubbard (Appreciation, Music Video)
- Three Very Good Movies, or Maybe Five, or Even Six
- My Life And Times With Al Kooper (Review of reading, music video)
- Nat Hentoff's Last Village Voice Column
- Martin Puryear At SF Museum of Modern Art (Museum Review)
- Why Jazz Isn't Really Flourishing As Much As We'd Like (Snarky Link to Article)
- New Years Starts Today (Inauguaration, Music Video)
- Occidental Brothers Dance Band International (Music Video)
- China, February - March, 2007 (Photo Slide Show)
- Real Ambassadors for Jazz (Concert Review)
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