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Wednesday, November 15 2006

Branford Marsalis: Braggtown

Branford and the boys offer ballads, burners, and the Baroque on the bi-polar Braggtown.


Thursday, October 12 2006

Harry Connick, Jr. / Branford Marsalis: A Duo Occasion

Connick had to work to keep up with Marsalis, which he did apart from in quality of banter. Even though he'd the only voice mike.


Tuesday, January 13 2004

Branford Marsalis: Romare Bearden Revealed


Monday, March 5 2001

Branford Marsalis/Orpheus Chamber Ensemble: Creation


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