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Jazz vocalist Ernestine Anderson’s home has been saved from foreclosure — for now, thanks, in part, to music legend Quincy Jones and contemporary jazz artist Diane Schuur.
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|Jazz vocalist Ernestine Anderson’s home has been saved from foreclosure — for now, thanks, in part, to music legend Quincy Jones and contemporary jazz artist Diane Schuur.
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