Sonny Clark: The Complete Sonny Clark Blue Note Sessions
He might often be thought of as a sideman but Clark produced outstanding solo work in his short life, enough to inspire Bill Evans and others
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He might often be thought of as a sideman but Clark produced outstanding solo work in his short life, enough to inspire Bill Evans and others
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Corizon is suing Missouri's purchasing agency, alleging Centurion lied in bid documents to get a $1.4 billion prison health contract.
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Nashville Tennessean The state of Tennessee will scrap a $123 million contract to provide mental health care in prisons after evidence surfaced that a top state official privately shared internal documents with the winning bidder. The decision was announced Monday, more than a month after The Tennessean first published a news story about private emails between agency's previous chief financial officer, Wes Landers, and the health care giant Centurion. "As promised," Landers wrote in a May 2019 email sharing an internal state procurement document with Centurion leaders. After sharing d...