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May
Tue 21: Jam session @ The Black Swan, Newcastle. 7:30pm. Free. House trio: Alan Law, Paul Grainger, John Bradford.
Wed 22: Vieux Carré Jazzmen @ Cullercoats Crescent Club. 1:00pm. Free.
Wed 22: Alice Grace Vocal Masterclass @ The Glasshouse, Gateshead. 6:00pm. Free.
Wed 22: Darlington Big Band @ Darlington & Simpson Rolling Mills Social Club, Darlington. 7:00pm. Free. Rehearsal session (open to the public).
Wed 22: Take it to the Bridge @ The Globe, Newcastle. 7:30pm. Free.
Wed 22: Daniel Erdmann’s Thérapie de Couple @ The Glasshouse, Gateshead. 8:00pm.
Thu 23: Vieux Carré Jazzmen @ The Holystone, Whitley Road, North Tyneside. 1:00pm. Free.
Thu 23: Gateshead Jazz Appreciation Society @ Gateshead Central Library, Gateshead. 2:30pm.
Thu 23: Castillo Nuevo Trio @ Revoluçion de Cuba, Newcastle. 5:30pm. Free.
Thu 23: Immortal Onion + Rivkala @ Cobalt Studios, Newcastle. 7:00pm.
Thu 23: Tees Hot Club @ Dorman’s Club, Middlesbrough. 8:30pm. Guests: Jeremy McMurray (keys); Dan Johnson (tenor sax); Donna Hewitt (alto sax); Bill Watson (trumpet); Adrian Beadnell (bass).
Fri 24: Hot Club du Nord @ The Gala, Durham. 1:00pm. £8.00. SOLD OUT!
Fri 24: Classic Swing @ Cullercoats Crescent Club. 1:00pm. Free.
Fri 24: Rendezvous Jazz @ The Monkseaton Arms. 1:00pm. Free.
Fri 24: New Orleans Preservation Jazz Band @ The Oxbridge Hotel, Stockton. 1:00pm. £5.00.
Fri 24: Swannek + support @ Hoochie Coochie, Newcastle. Time TBC.
Sat 25: Tyne Valley Big Band @ Bywell Hall, Stocksfield. 2:30pm.
Sat 25: Paul Edis Trio w. Bruce Adams & Alan Barnes @ Queen’s Hall, Hexham. 6:30pm. A Northumberland Jazz Festival event.
Sat 25: Nubiyan Twist @ The Glasshouse, Gateshead. 8:00pm.
Sat 25: Papa G’s Troves @ Prohibition Bar, Newcastle. 8:00pm. A ‘Jar on the Bar’ gig.
Sun 26: Tyne Valley Youth Big Band @ The Sele, Hexham. 12:30pm. Free. A Northumberland Jazz Festival event.
Sun 26: Musicians Unlimited @ Jackson’s Wharf, Hartlepool. 1:00pm. Free.
Sun 26: Alice Grace @ The Sele, Hexham. 1:30pm. Free. Alice Grace w. Joe Steels, Paul Susans & John Hirst.
Sun 26: Bryony Jarman-Pinto @ Queen’s Hall, Hexham. 3:00pm. A Northumberland Jazz Festival event.
Sun 26: Ruth Lambert Trio @ The Juke Shed, North Shields. 3:00pm. Free.
Sun 26: 4B @ The Ticket Office, Whitley Bay. 3:00pm. Free.
Sun 26: Clark Tracey Quintet @ Queen’s Hall, Hexham. 6:00pm. A Northumberland Jazz Festival event.
Sun 26: Saltburn Big Band @ Saltburn Community Hall. 7:30pm.
Sun 26: Ruth Lambert Quartet @ The Globe, Newcastle. 8:00pm.
Sun 26: SARÃB @ The Glasshouse, Gateshead. 8:00pm.
Mon 27: Harmony Brass @ Cullercoats Crescent Club. 1:00pm. Free.
Tuesday, May 21, 2024
The Joe Steels-Ben Lawrence Quartet @ Blaydon Jazz Club - May 20
Michael Young Trio @ the Engine Room - May 20
Monday, May 20, 2024
Suzanne Fonseca Quartet @ the Railway, Stockport - May 19
© Jeff Pritchard |
Making his second appearance here this week and playing the same vintage Conn M tenor sax was Jim Collins a musician who never fails to impress me with his great sound and inventive solos. I think tenor sax and trombone make a good combination and when you have top piano man Richard Wetherall on board and Gavin Barras behind his double bass you have all the ingredients for a first class evening of modern jazz. I was pleased to see a lot of the Sunday night regulars were back in attendance and by 9:00pm it was standing room only.
The Story of Blaydon Jazz Club
Several publicans have played a part in the story, their support for jazz nights in Blaydon being a key factor in the club's longevity. And then there is the audience (some have been supporters from day one), a jazz club night depends on loyal supporters and Blaydon Jazz Club has its fair share of them, many of them considered friends. And what of the musicians? Too many to mention, some based in the region, some travelling a distance (more than a few from overseas), without exception, they too are friends of Blaydon Jazz Club.
Sunday night @ the Globe: Andrea Vicari Trio - May 19
The Late Shows @ Ouseburn, Gateshead and Newcastle - May 17/18
One of
my favourite weekends of the year! No I didn't make it to Black Swan Jam
Session which you'll already have read about on BSH. Out of the many museums
and other venues open until 10.30pm(ish) I managed only the Grainger Market and
Newcastle Cathedral. But what a good time my friend and I had!
The Grainger Market was very busy from 6:00pm with three stages of activity, and plenty food and drink on offer. The best bit by far was the music of Ponteland Community Wind Band. I now know the difference between a wind band and a jazz big band. The wind band has no piano or guitar, but it does have drums, saxes, trumpets, trombones and maybe the occasional tuba or euphonium - two instruments that I wouldn't expect to find in a big band. I learnt something.
Sunday, May 19, 2024
Celebrating 10 Years of the Tuesday Jam @ The Black Swan Bar, Newcastle Arts Centre - May 18
Jazz Time Aycliffe Radio - Sundays 6.30-8.00pm (repeated Tuesdays 8.00-9.30pm).
Playlist 19/05/24 (repeated Tuesday
21/05/24)
Requests: Toots Thielemans,
Fats Waller, Betty Carter.
Requests from the Zoë Gilby Crook gig: Mark Johnson, Julian Lage, John Scofield.
Memories: Big Joe Turner, Kai
Winding, Woody Herman.
Requests: Christian McBride,
Milt Hinton.
What’s on in the
NE: Bridget Metcalfe, Doris Day, Emma Fisk's Hot Club
Du Nord, Paul Edis Sextet, Alan Barnes, Nikki Iles.
https://www.ayclifferadio.co.uk/listen
Aycliffe Radio is now available on DAB in County Durham & the Darlington area.
Saturday, May 18, 2024
That Buddy Bolden cylinder
The search is over! At last I've got my
hands on the legendary BB cylinder. Its value beyond the dreams of avarice -
the Maltese Falcon a mere bagatelle by comparision. On this cylinder I will
hear the greatest New Orleans trumpet player ever. Buddy Bolden who begat
Keppard, Oliver, Armstrong, Carey, Bunk and all the other Storyville hornmen.
How did I acquire it? Well, amazingly
it was in a thrift/charity shop only a couple of miles away from my local
boozer where I'd been chatting with one of the local soaks. You know, the usual
thing, sport, sex, the council, sex until eventually music came up and we got
around to talking about the merits of CDs, vinyl, cassettes etc and he
mentioned seeing a cylinder in one of the thrift/charity shops only a few
miles away.
Could this be it? I didn't even finish my pint nor wait for a bus but jumped in a taxi. I gave the driver a tenner and told him to keep the change.
Six and a half million hits later...
Bebop Spoken Here has just chalked up its six and a half millionth hit. Started way back in 2008, more than 16,000 posts later, the award-winning jazz blog just keeps on going. Working out of an attic office above a bookies in downtown Hebburn (artistic licence), BSH's intrepid editor has expended plenty of shoe leather in pursuit of scoops and hard-boiled jazz stories, often stopping off along the way to look in at one of the the area's many thrift shops in the hope of getting his hands on that never seen or heard Buddy Bolden cylinder. It'll turn up one day...Working for peanuts, burning the midnight oil, LL continues to lead the way. The seven million is on the horizon... Russell
Jazz at the Lit and Phil: Dave Newton and Dean Stockdale - May 17
Dave Newton(right), Dean Stockdale (pianos)
Album launch: Strictly Smokin' Big Band and Friends @ the Fire Station, Sunderland - May 17
Bruce Adams, Alan Barnes © Lance |
Based on hearing the album in advance, plus a review in Jazzwise where it garnered a whole galaxy of stars, as well as favourable comments elsewhere, the expectations were high and, by and large, they were fulfilled.
However, to use an old cliche this was very much a game of two halves. The first set was faultless yet, for some reason or other, the strings of my heart didn't go Zing! It was like a soccer match where your team do everything right but don't hit the back of the net - rather like being at the Stadium of Light just across the river.
Most of the fans that I spoke to were of a similar opinion despite the illustrious guests.
Friday, May 17, 2024
Lakecia Benjamin @ the Jazz Arena, Cheltenham Jazz Festival - May 4.
Cheltenham Musings 2
Zara McFarlane Presents The Music of Sarah Vaughan, @ the Jazz Arena, Cheltenham Jazz Festival - May 5
Album review: Petra van Nuis and Dennis Luxion - From me to You
Petra van Nuis (vocals); Dennis Luxion (piano)
If I ever go to Chicago (sorry but I can't take you) my first stop will be at Le Piano on 6970 N. Glenwood Avenue and, if it's on a Saturday night, I'll hang around for the Afterglow set where Petra and Dennis hold down an ongoing residency from 11:00pm to 1:00am.
On the other hand, if I don't make it to O'Hare then all will not be lost. I'll have this album to listen to and luxuriate in the magic of their music.
Just as Ella and Ellis Larkins did when they set the benchmark with their 10" Decca album - Ella Sings Gershwin - over 70 years ago Petra and Dennis hit that same level. The empathy is there. The piano setting the mood, the voice picking up the baton and strolling with it.
Thursday, May 16, 2024
Preview (updated): The Strictly Smokin' Big Band & Friends - Sunderland Fire Station (Fri. 17 May)
Late Night Chicago Radio w. Denny Farrell (May 16 to May 22)
Kenny Barron: The Very Thought of You.
John Coltrane: I'm Old Fashioned.
Diana Krall: Where or When?
Scott Hamilton: Skylark.
Oscar Peterson: Night Train.
Dianne Reeves: Oh What a Little Moonlight Can Do.
André Previn: Thank Heaven For Little Girls.
Sarah Vaughan: After Hours.
Kenny Burrell/Jimmy Smith: Since I Fell For You.
Paul Desmond/Jim Hall: Imagination.
Press release/preview: Jam - a photographic exhibition
© Kate O'Neill |
For around 2 years, I have documented instrumentalists and vocalists as they sit in and perform at the Jam.
The Preview (Saturday 10th August: 6:00 - 8:00 pm) is my opportunity to invite and involve the players and audience. My plan on the night is to recreate a ‘micro’ - jam session by hiring a rhythm section and inviting regular jam participants to sit in and perform surrounded by images of themselves.
I'm also taking this opportunity to invite a wider audience to the Preview and feature some of the images from my up and coming show. Kate O'Neill
Wednesday, May 15, 2024
Album review: The New Wonders - Steppin' Out
Paul Hartley Quartet featuring Jim Collins @ the Railway Stockport - May 14
© Jeff Pritchard |
Making a rare appearance at this venue was drummer Miles Pillinger whose high-energy playing fitted in well with the tunes selected particularly the opening number Hank Mobley’s This I Dig of You which had Jim Collins on tenor sax and blowing up a storm.
This was the second time that I’ve heard this tune of late, the first being at Mezzrow during their Monday night podcast featuring pianist Alan Broadbent who played a more relaxed version. The second tune tonight was also written by a tenor saxman the great Joe Henderson who I believe composed Recorda-Me when he was 14 years old.
Album Review: Cyrille Aimée – à Fleur de Peau
Ms Aimée lives in New Orleans. When the pandemic began she moved to Costa Rica where she built a house and with new found confidence, wrote the songs and recorded the album which was based around Ms Aimée's performances with added arrangements. The album is good of its type but not really to my taste, and it just does not have a jazz-like 'feel'. It's closer to pop music and soul.
Tuesday, May 14, 2024
Dee Dee Bridgewater & We Exist, @ Cheltenham Town Hall - May 4
Dee
Dee Bridgewater announced, shortly after arriving on the stage, that she was
going to be doing songs about social concerns because she was angry. It soon
became apparent that she was, in fact, VERY ANGRY INDEED. She proceeded to tear
the roof off displaying levels of energy unseen since the early days of the
Clash. Apparently, she is 73 years old but comported herself with the vigour of
someone who still gets asked their age in pubs.
She opened with a Roberta Flack/Donny Hathaway song, Trying Times, which came from that sweet spot where the blues meets soul. Over rock solid drumming and a funky piano excursion Dee Dee’s voice built to a crescendo on the song’s title as she wails out ‘Tryin’ Tiiiimes.’ She swoops and growls, yet her enunciation is clear and each word is served up clearly for examination. A bubbling bass solo leads into a bass and voice call and respond as her gentle scatting leads to a fade.
David William Sanborn (July 30, 1945 – May 12, 2024)
© Flore |
Nov. 15, 2011: Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank Centre, London. With Joey DeFrancesco on Hammond and Byron Landham on drums this was a mind-blowing set that stood head and shoulders above anything else at that year's London Jazz Festival. REVIEW.
Monday, May 13, 2024
Liam Byrne Quartet @ the Railway, Stockport - May 12
Liam Byrne (tenor/soprano sax); Andy Hulme (guitar); Tom Kincaid (piano); Ed Harrison (bass)
Although this was a drummer-less line up, it didn’t matter as all four musicians are well experienced at playing this sort of gig. When Ed Harrison is on board you know things will swing! I think it’s been quite a while since Tom Kincaid has played at this venue and he decided to use the house upright tonight rather than a keyboard which was a good move as, to me, tenor sax always sounds best when an acoustic piano is used.
The Fergus McCreadie Trio @ the Glasshouse - May 12
In my early childhood my parents would take (drag?) me along to concerts by, amongst others, the Hallé Orchestra at the City Hall in Newcastle. To my mother the Hallé were the equivalent of the Beatles and Sir John Barbirolli her 'Elvis'. I was perhaps less enamoured although I did eventually come to appreciate the changes of mood and tempo during the movements of the various symphonies that I learned to love (and sometimes hate!)
The thunderous crescendos, the pastoral calm that followed, the intricacies of the strings sawing away against the stentorian bombast of the brass, the woodwind caught in the crossfire and all underpinned by the clashing of the cymbals and the boiling kettle drums triumphantly telling us that victory was nigh.
Album review: Sam ‘The Man’ Taylor - Sax Supreme. The Singles and Albums Collection. 1949 -1958 (Acrobat)
Sunday, May 12, 2024
Press release: Tonight @ the Glasshouse - Fergus McCreadie Trio
Flowing. Evocative. Rooted in Scotland’s natural beauty.
Critically acclaimed Scottish pianist and composer
Fergus McCreadie dives into the essence of water with music from his new album
‘Stream.’
In the dynamic landscape of contemporary jazz, Fergus McCreadie’s carved a remarkable niche. Since 2021 his career has skyrocketed. His debut album ‘Cairn’ (Edition Records), set the stage for a journey deeply rooted in natural themes, while “Forest Floor” released 2022 was shortlisted for the Mercury Prize and clinched Scottish Album of the Year – the first ever Scottish jazz album to do so.
Jazz Time Aycliffe Radio - Sundays 6.30-8.00pm (repeated Tuesdays 8.00-9.30pm).
Playlist 12/05/24
(repeated Tuesday 14/05/24)
Requests: Count Basie Orchestra, Blossom Dearie (100th Anniversary).
Requests from Jeff Barnhart & John Hallam gig at Darlington New
Orleans Jazz Club: Jeff Barnhart, John
Hallam, Fats Waller, Keith Nichols’ New Paul Whiteman Orchestra, Coleman
Hawkins, Benny Carter, Django Reinhardt, Claude Hopkins, Edmund Hall.
They’re taking me to Marrakesh: Zöe Gilby Quartet @ St. Cuthbert’s Parish Centre, Crook – May 10
I quoted, above, Crosby, Stills and Nash’s classic from 1969 as Marrakesh was where we ended up last night in a closing ‘epic version’ of the track from the Twelve Stories album, Red City. We got there via 4 jazz standards, one pop classic and seven further originals and it was one heck of a ride all the way with a wide variety of musical styles and one constant – the outstanding musicianship of all involved!
Saturday, May 11, 2024
Bill Holman (May 21, 1927 - May 6, 2024)
Although he was probably best known for his many arrangements for the Stan Kenton Orchestra he also contributed charts to the Buddy Rich Band, including the Beatles' Norwegian Wood which became a staple part of the Rich band's repertoire.
Friday, May 10, 2024
Michael Woods @ the Lit & Phil, Newcastle - May 10
Michael Woods (guitar, vocals)
In its bi-centenary year at its present site, the
Grade II listed Lit & Phil is on something of a roll with sold out events
across the board - concerts, conferences, lectures and more. On a sunny, warm
May afternoon a full house welcomed country blues guitarist Michael Woods. It
was pre-Covid when the Newcastle based left-hander last appeared at the
Westgate Road venue.
From
Blind Blake to Blind Wille Johnson, Joe Wilson (Tyneside's 19th century
songwriter) to Tommy Armstrong's The Durham Lockout to Skip
James, Blind Boy Fuller and more, the affable Woods played fingerstyle and
bottleneck, mostly on National steel with vocals as accompaniment. Placing the
songs in socio-political context, Woods' unamplified, light voice demanded a
cocked ear.
At the conclusion of Woods' one hour set the attentive audience, some undoubtedly blues aficionados, demanded an encore. Our Newcastle folk-blues troubadour obliged with Muddy Waters' I Cant' Be Satisfied. Satisfied indeed. Russell
Brad Mehldau Trio @ Cheltenham Town Hall May 4
To the Town Hall
in Cheltenham for what should have been the high point of this year’s
Cheltenham Jazz Festival. The man is a legend and a grunt free shoe-in to
inherit Keith Jarrett’s crown. His trio included long-time associate, Rossy,
and, a new name to me, Felix Moseholm. Five minutes into the set and the crowd
was mesmerised by the length of Moseholm’s fingers and asking if he had been bred
in a lab just to play stand up jazz bass. If that were the case it had worked!
Cheltenham Musings
Lewis Watson Quartet + Langdale Youth Jazz Ensemble @ Laurel's, Whitley Bay - May 9
Late Night Chicago Radio w. Denny Farrell - May 9 to May 15
Thursday, May 09, 2024
Press release: Saxophonist Helena Kay headlines Jazz Thursdays in Edinburgh
© Benjamin Elovega |
The Queen’s Hall in
Edinburgh has commissioned the award-winning saxophonist Helena Kay to curate
and appear in a series of concerts focusing on musicians who have inspired
Kay’s career.
Beginning on Thursday 19th September with the vibrant, highly
individual pianist Zoe Rahman, who will play solo and in duo with Kay, the
concerts take place over a twelve-month period and highlight Kay as both a
featured soloist and a bandleader.
“This is a fantastic opportunity to play on a stage and in a venue so rich in jazz history,” says Kay, who won the much-coveted Peter Whittingham Jazz Award in 2017 and has since been selected as a City Music Foundation Artist and for the Drake YolanDa Award in recognition of their exceptional musicianship.
Press preview: Ten year celebratory jam session + Late Night Special @ the Black Swan - May 18
© Mike Tilley |
Remi Coulthard-Boardman (vocals, guitar, piano), Stage 3 Final Recital @ Music Studios, Newcastle University - May 9
Preview: Strictly Smokin' & Friends, the album launch @ the Fire Station - next Friday (May 17)
King Lewis & co. tonight (Thursday) in Whitley Bay!
Wednesday, May 08, 2024
Conor Emery (trombone), Stage 3 Final Recital @ Music Studios, Newcastle University - May 8
Album review: Clara Haberkamp Trio - Plateaux (TYXart series "JAZZart")
Ed Kainyek @ the Railway, Stockport - May 7
© Jeff Pritchard |
The last time Ed gigged at the Railway he was playing a Yamaha tenor sax. Tonight however, he was using an alto sax made by Hanson, a Yorkshire based company, and sounding good on it.
The Black Swan Jam session - May 7
This evening’s Black Swan jam session attracted yet another full house, they were queuing at half past six, an hour before the down beat. The house trio - Stuart Collingwood, Paul Grainger and Abbie Finn - warmed up with Henry Mancini’s Days of Wine and Roses. It wasn’t long before the first of the hopefuls caught the eye of MC Grainger.
Up stepped Harry Keeble. A tenor saxophonist of some renown, this evening HK arrived with a soprano sax. Well, let’s hear if he can play the thing. Of course he could! Unforgettable the choice, great stuff! And it wasn’t long before alto saxophonist Luis Verde joined HK to play Lover Man. If that was to be the highlight, it was worth queuing for.
Tuesday, May 07, 2024
Hello Central give me Doctor Who...
Apart from the many great musicians who are no longer with us there are also a whole lot of places that saw the birth of the music and its growth. As I thought of the many cities and venues my imagine ran riot and I visualised jumping into an old police box and being transported back in time to where it all happened. Here are are some of the places...
Monday, May 06, 2024
Sunday night @ the Globe: Guido Spannocchi Quartet - May 5
Sunday, May 05, 2024
Sue Ferris Quintet plays Horace Silver @ Central Bar, Gateshead - May 5
Jeff Barnhart @ The Vault, Darlington - May 4
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- Celebrating 10 Years of the Tuesday Jam @ The Blac...
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- Late Night Chicago Radio w. Denny Farrell (May 16 ...
- Press release/preview: Jam - a photographic exhibi...
- Album review: The New Wonders - Steppin' Out
- Paul Hartley Quartet featuring Jim Collins @ the R...
- Album Review: Cyrille Aimée – à Fleur de Peau
- Dee Dee Bridgewater & We Exist, @ Cheltenham Town ...
- David William Sanborn (July 30, 1945 – May 12, 2024)
- Liam Byrne Quartet @ the Railway, Stockport - May 12
- The Fergus McCreadie Trio @ the Glasshouse - May 12
- Album review: Sam ‘The Man’ Taylor - Sax Supreme. ...
- Press release: Tonight @ the Glasshouse - Fergus M...
- Jazz Time Aycliffe Radio - Sundays 6.30-8.00pm (re...
- They’re taking me to Marrakesh: Zöe Gilby Quartet ...
- Bill Holman (May 21, 1927 - May 6, 2024)
- Michael Woods @ the Lit & Phil, Newcastle - May 10
- Brad Mehldau Trio @ Cheltenham Town Hall May 4
- Cheltenham Musings
- Lewis Watson Quartet + Langdale Youth Jazz Ensembl...
- Late Night Chicago Radio w. Denny Farrell - May 9 ...
- Press release: Saxophonist Helena Kay headlines Ja...
- Press preview: Ten year celebratory jam session + ...
- Remi Coulthard-Boardman (vocals, guitar, piano), S...
- Preview: Strictly Smokin' & Friends, the album lau...
- King Lewis & co. tonight (Thursday) in Whitley Bay!
- Conor Emery (trombone), Stage 3 Final Recital @ Mu...
- Album review: Clara Haberkamp Trio - Plateaux (TYX...
- Ed Kainyek @ the Railway, Stockport - May 7
- The Black Swan Jam session - May 7
- Hello Central give me Doctor Who...
- Sunday night @ the Globe: Guido Spannocchi Quartet...
- Sue Ferris Quintet plays Horace Silver @ Central B...
- John Pisano (Feb. 6, 1931- May 2, 2024)
- Jeff Barnhart @ The Vault, Darlington - May 4
- Jazz Time Aycliffe Radio - Sundays 6.30-8.00pm (re...
- Jeff Barnhart's Mr Men @ Darlington New Orleans Ja...
- The Mark Toomey Quartet @ Dorman's Jazz Club Middl...
- Preview: Saltburn Big Band @ Saltburn Community Th...
- Dean Stockdale Trio @ The Old Library, Auckland Ca...
- Album review: Synia Carroll - Water is my Song (Cl...
- Press release: Etude: A Study In You And Me | Rehe...
- Mayhem in Manhattan - JATP remembered
- Late Night Chicago Radio w. Denny Farrell - May 2 ...
- A photo collage from last night
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