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Junji Delfino: Here I Am

Read "Here I Am" reviewed by Ian Patterson

by Ian Patterson

Despite singing jazz for thirty years, Here I Am is Junji Delfino's first solo recording. Delfino has notable jazz pedigree: her father, Bert Delfino, was a leading jazz figure in post World War II Manila, playing drums in a trio with pianist Fred Robles--who founded the Musicians' Guild in the Philippines--and bassist Rudy Adriano, in the clubs along Dewey Boulevard. Delfino's husband, David Gomes--a respected pianist in his own right--co-wrote two tunes and plays piano, and son Paulo contributed a ...

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