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Local Review: Baker, Christiansen, Ishikawa — Days Over

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Days Over is a top-tier Western-themed jazz album created by Utah's finest and dandiest jazz artists. Taku Ishikawa, Corey Christiansen and David Ian Baker transported me back in time to Utah's wild western days. Days Over is the sort of music that I imagine folks used to listen to when they came swaggering through the swinging doors of Utah's swankiest saloon.

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