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March of the Dali's
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Cherry Vanilla
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Descent of the Avatar
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Dr. Ke's I
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Aces for Albert
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Farewell Sweet & Crazy
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Gravity
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Chartreuse
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So When
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Raven's Gate
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Rent Romus San Francisco, California
Rent Romus hailed by Downbeat as having "a bold sound, unmistakable sincerity and conviction". A third generation Finnish American born in the great north of upper Michigan and growing up in the San Francisco Bay ,Romus' work on the saxophone has been dubbed “ferocious” by the San Francisco Weekly and “central to the creative music world of the West Coast” by writer jazz critic Frank Rubolino. ... more
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