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WASHINGTON – Sometimes, you change the music. I did. I found a castaway compact disc in my bedroom library, an album of reworked jazz, blues, and swing classics called “The Supper Club” – all performed and arranged by saxophonist Sonya Jason.
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|WASHINGTON – Sometimes, you change the music. I did. I found a castaway compact disc in my bedroom library, an album of reworked jazz, blues, and swing classics called “The Supper Club” – all performed and arranged by saxophonist Sonya Jason.
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