Pierre & Mitch are the sons & Lisa is the daughter of late Jazz greats too. see Chambers, Herbert & Ellis, this weekend.
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Also, Ray LaMontagne, Kissing Cousins, the Kills and others
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GIVERS at Troubadour; SALLY KELLERMAN at Vitello's; KATISSE BUCKINGHAM QUINTET at Seven Grand.
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Teddybears: See Thursday.
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