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Wednesday, October 05, 2005

James Torme came down and hung out at our gig tonight. He's the son of the legendary, immenseley talented musician, singer/songwriter Mel Torme. This cat is CRAZY talented. He sounds like a cross between his pops and Justin Timberlake. He came up and sat in with us and blew everybody away. Nice cat, and passionate about the music. He's getting ready to release his first EP, and I think it's gonna make a big splash. You can check out some of his stuff at myspace.com/jamestorme.

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