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Spring Drops
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Kami Sue
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Beverly
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Some Blues, Man
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My Melancholy Baby
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See How They Run
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Paul Smoker Rochester, New York
PAUL SMOKER: trumpet, composer, educator (1941-2016):
"What Paul Smoker produced on his horn was unheard of in
these latitudes; his complete command of his instrument allowed him to play whatever extravaganza he would think of… To the widely discussed question about the future development of the jazz trumpet, [his] musical concept could definitely constitute a far-reaching answer." (Jazz Podium)
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