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Critic’s Notebook: The Centennial of Gil Evans Brings Two Big Jazz Events

May 17, 2012

Two events and an album commemorate the pioneering bandleader and arranger Gil Evans, born 100 years ago this week. full story

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Critic’s Notebook: The Centennial of Gil Evans Brings Two Big Jazz Events

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