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            | This Week at CafeJazz.ca: … on this edition, 
              we have our swagger on high with Boney James and the Contact release. 
              Featured is a nifty triplet of musical Boneyisms, as we nudge author 
              and album into the spotlight on the showcase segment. In the second 
              half of the show it's a retro party with the Vintage Collection 
              and a five pack of tunes from back in the day. Headlining this installment 
              is the most celebrated flutist of a generation in the late Herbie 
              Mann. Also appearing are Tomazz and Maxwell, while rounding it out 
              are Germany's Colors in Motion and The Jazz Steppers out of the 
              UK!
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      | Vintage Collection: Part One | 
     
      |  | Take it Slow - The Jazz Steppers: !
 
 CD: The Next Step (2000)
 Label: Passion Jazz
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      |  | Secrets - Colors in Motion: !
 
 CD: Secrets (1996)
 Label: Night Sky
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      | Vintage Collection: Part Two | 
     
      |  | Cosmopolitan - Tomazz: !
 
 CD: Orient Bay (2007)
 Label: Blue Claw Music
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      |  | The Urban Theme 
        - Maxwell: !
 
 CD: Maxwell's Urban Hang Suite (1996)
 Label: Columbia Records
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      |  | Dry Land - Herbie Mann: !
 
 CD: Opalescence (1989)
 Label: Kokopelli Records
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      | It's to the breach once more with this the seventh and 
        final installment in our night time series. All of the selections appearing 
        on this installment share the key word night as part of their nomenclature, 
        and they're all part of a Night Grooves edition named for a track by Chieli 
        Minucci. Included on this show are the likes of Paul Taylor's Nightlife, 
        Into the Night by Lin Rountree, and Night Sky from Bob James - those plus 
        other on a 13-track feature!  |