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    Bud Shank Quartet - JEMMA'S EYES

    en-usAugust 31, 2006
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    About this Episode

    The Bud Shank Quartet performs Bill May's JEMMA'S EYES at the 17th Annual San Jose Jazz Festival. www.applausecast.com www.sanjosejazz.org www.budshankalto.com

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