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{"value"=>"Johnny Eaton and the Princetonians with Wayne Shorter"}
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{"audience"=>"internal", "value"=>"<p>This was Shorter's first recording session. Too Close For Comfort (take 1), Hallelujah (take 1), My One and Only Love (take 2), What Is This Thing Called Love (take 1), Fugue (takes 1-2). Eaton, piano and arrangements; Dick Lincoln, vibes and marimba; Ed White, bass; Alan Bergman, drums; Wayne Shorter, tenor saxophone and clarinet; unidentified trombonist. Recorded at Columbia 30th street studio.</p>"}
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1956-06-08
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1956-06-08
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1956-06-08
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1956
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1956
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1 audio file (00:23:26)