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“The Dean of Latin jazz.” —New York Times
7/6
Chet Baker Tribute
7/8
7/14
Songs of Sinatra
Roy Haynes
Photo: Carol Friedman
Jazz shows all summer including: 7/15
Wayne Wallace
7/16
Victor Wooten/ Geoffrey Keezer
7/28 7/31
Wycliffe Gordon’s
More shows, details & tickets at
Hello Pops!
stanfordjazz.org
Kenny Barron
650-725-2787
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