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Endnotes: The Colored Musicians Club Jazz Museum

By Matthew Biddle - July 15, 2013

Music still pours out of 145 Broadway, home to the historic Colored Musicians Club and its new jazz museum, which opened last fall.

The full content is available in the Summer 2013 Issue.

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