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Old 05-25-2010, 03:59 PM
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Baked Potato anyone? Tal, Vinnie, etc.

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Did anyone attend the http://www.thebakedpotato.com/info.htm Baked Potato shows, and can provide a report? I haven't seen anything yet about these shows.

In a related note, here's a press release about some Herbie Hancock 70'th birthday shows - part of the CareFusion Jazz Festival, which will include Tal & Vinnie supporting. http://home.nestor.minsk.by/jazz/news/2010/05/2501.html
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It must be an indicator of something - the first thing I think of this means is Tal Farlow and Vinnie Burke.....
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Kinda wish I had been there.
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over a hundred bucks to see them, no thanks..
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It must be an indicator of something - the first thing I think of this means is Tal Farlow and Vinnie Burke.....
You and me both, Ed.
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over a hundred bucks to see them, no thanks..
When you consider the number of world class musicians packed into each day, the $116 price of admission didn't seem unreasonable.
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It must be an indicator of something - the first thing I think of this means is Tal Farlow and Vinnie Burke.....
That's awesome...& so 1950s.
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Old 05-30-2010, 12:18 PM
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The Baked Potato is a great venue. My wife & I used to go all the time when we lived in the Valley.
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