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Out of the Blue
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Desert Aire
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How It Could Be
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Night and Day
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Tamana
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Tokyo Subway
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New Worlds
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It Could Happen To You
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Round Midnight
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The Fred Hughes Trio Washington, D.C.
Originating in the jazz clubs of Washington, DC, the Fred Hughes Trio has been performing, recording and presenting clinics
and workshops since 1989.
A sampling of the groups performing credentials includes the Elkhart, Rehoboth, Cape May, East Coast, Clifford Brown and Mid-Atlantic Jazz Festivals, the 1996 Summer Olympics and tours to the Republic of Korea in 2001 and 2002.
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