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Revolutionary Snake Ensemble at Kennedy Center Millennium Stage is SUNDAY 3/23 at 6pm, not Saturday 3/22 as listed here. Hope…

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we have posted this on our fb page and we have told Billy Martin as well. This is JAJOUKA with…

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The name is JAJOUKA. I am the executive producer of the record you discuss above with Howard Shore and Billy…

On Jazz and its many intersections

Please correct The Master Musicians of JAJOUKA led by Bachir Attar are the collaborators with Billy Martin and Ornette Coleman.…

On Jazz and its many intersections

To Whom it May Concern The recordings you describe with Billy Martin and Ornette Coleman are with and produced by…

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