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Sriram, I know I'm coming late to the discussion but thanks for asking the question, it's one I've been asking…

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Thank you for finding the time to reach us and teach us how this man was a true intellectual, but…

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Hello Allyn! I would love to purchase your piano book on the things you practice. Please direct me on how…

On Allyn Johnson: Dean of D.C. jazz

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I think you guys would be great!!! Thanks for this article, Sriram! I also love the Brooklyn Underground podcast and…

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Dear Lyle: Perfect.

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On Best D.C. Jazz Albums of 2013: Our Top 5

Just to answer the subject matter question, and acknowledging the self-centredness of my reply....I'm trying... In case you're interested check…

On Where are the singer-songwriters in jazz?

Luke - your personal knowledge of a wide spectrum of music spanning genre's is most impressive. Fans of both you…

On Album review | Siné Qua Non’s Simple Pleasures: A vast collection of influences, effortlessly distilled

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