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why no mention of Matthew Shipp this Sunday at Bohemian Caverns?

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Can't wait!! Thanks for having us, CapitalBop. 🙂

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Check out the amazing Jon Batiste and the Stay Human band at Howard Theater on March 29th!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaqPpTY3jyg

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One mistake. It is Edward 'Kidd' Jordan, not Keith Jordan.

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