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The farm barons of Tulare Lake Basin want to continue pumping groundwater at volumes collapsing the San Joaquin Valley. That puts the region at greater risk of damaging floods — and in greater need of taxpayer bailouts.

The peripatetic trumpeter that was Baker in the 1970s here plays standards with an all-American trio in Holland

Saxophonist Redd, a sincere and convincing Parker disciple as well as a singer, is well exemplified on this 1962 set with Herb Ellis et al

In Paris in 1955, the trumpeter blithely carried on in usual style, untroubled by contractual and personnel problems

American pianist puts an individual stamp on tunes he admires, playing in company with bassist John Lockwood and drummer Mark Walker

Does the ivy league product have a shot at making the roster or the practice squad?

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Tonight we present a very special concert that took place in Vancouver at the newly opened Queen Elizabeth Theatre and was presented by the old Vancouver New Jazz Society. It took place on a Sunday night on December 6, 1959. The star was the great Modern Jazz pianist Russ Freeman. Mr. Freeman was one of the leading and busiest pianists on the West Coast as he had played with Charlie Parker, Chet Baker, Art Pepper ,Dexter Gordon, Sonny Criss and many other greats. He was a hard swinging and inven...