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Emile Turner - Altitude
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I Think So
06:11
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Dream Dance
05:06
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Internal Strength
08:00
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The End of A Love Affair
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Natural Causes
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Easterly Winds
04:59
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Never Assume
06:32
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Emile Turner New York, New York
NY based trumpeter with Louisiana roots, began playing music at a later age. Inspired to play trumpet by listening to the classic recordings in jazz and reading the Miles Davis Autobiography. After years of private instruction, he earned a B.M. in jazz performance from City College of New York. He has since performed with a host of musicians in some of New York's top venues. ... more
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