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Wednesday, August 22, 2007

Underground clubs offer a sneak peak at next year’s buzz bands and DJs. Today on the show, join guest host Beth Fertig to find out why musicians and fans alike are heading for secret and not-so-secret venues in Brooklyn. Plus, innovative jazz vocalist Kurt Elling performs songs from his latest CD, Nightmoves, live in our studio.

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Kurt Elling

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Kurt Elling

Kurt Elling is shaking up the art of jazz singing with his offbeat song choices and highly individual voice. He has earned seven Grammy nominations, and is consistently ranked among the best male vocalists in jazz polls. He performs live in our studio.

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