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Doug Beavers: Sol

You can always count on Doug Beavers – one of the creative mainstays of the formidable Spanish...
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Jazz Trombonist Doug Beavers Releases New Album: SOL

GRAMMY® Award-Winning Jazz Trombonist Doug Beavers Releases New Album on December 4, 2020 Featuring Vibraphone Legend Joe Locke,...
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Venerated Drummer, Vibraphonist, Percussionist and Composer Joe Chambers Returns to Blue Note Records with February 26 Release of Samba de Maracatu On February 26, the...

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