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TrumpetDiva
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 Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2012 11:09 am Post subject: Dominick Farinacci |
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This guy is true to the old school, but has a very fresh new style. Great player, class act. Played at the ITG this year after most folks went home. They should have stuck around to hear him!
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Larry Smithee
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You're right. Dominick is a real player. Wish I could have stuck around to hear his performance but had to leave ITG early. My lose for sure.
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Turkle
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Location: New York City
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Back in High School I used to play in a big band with the guy at CCC. Even then we knew who the real player was going to be! Nice to see he's doing so well.
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