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Date Artist Venue City Festival Jan 6, 2012 Ben Allison Trio W/ Strings Kenny's Castaways New York, N.Y Date Artist Venue City Festival Jan 6, 2012 Ben Allison Trio w/ Strings Kenny's Castaways New York, N.Y. Winter Jazzfest Jan 6, 2012 Michael Blake's Hellbent Kenny's Castaways New York, N.Y. Winter Jazzfest Jan 6, 2012 Curtis Hasselbring's New Mellow Edwards Le Poisson Rouge New York, N.Y. Winter Jazzfest Jan 6, 2012 Jenny Scheinman's Mischief & Mayhem Le Poisson Rouge New York, N.Y. Winter Jazzfest Jan 6, 2012 Nels Cline Singers Le Poisson Rouge New York, N.Y. Winter Jazzfest Jan 6, 2012 Julian Lage Group Sullivan Hall New York, N.Y. Winter Jazzfest Jan 6, 2012 Malika Zarra Zinc Bar New York, N.Y. Winter Jazzfest Jan 6, 2012 Rudresh Mahanthappa Kenny's Castaways New York, N.Y. Winter Jazzfest Jan 6, 2012 Steven Bernstein's MTO Plays Sly Le Poisson Rouge New York, N.Y. Winter Jazzfest Jan 6, 2012 Marco Benevento Sullivan Hall New York, N.Y. 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