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Disconfusion

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The 1973 Lincoln Continental took the curves of Topanga Canyon Boulevard like a ship in a slow swell. In the back seat sat Jimmy Smith--forty-four years old, the undisputed godfather of soul-jazz, and currently he was stewing. Damn, it's come to this, Jimmy thought, staring out at the dark oak trees sliding past the windows. ...

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Fillmore Dreams, Part 3

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Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 Duane Allman went to bed at four in the morning and slept until three in the afternoon. Xample had been awake since seven and after breakfast had walked east on 5th Street in the cold March morning and felt the city around him like ...

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Fillmore Dreams, Part 2

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Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 The transition was not at all what Xample expected. Dr. Kovac had walked him through the neural integration protocol multiple times. He had read the technical documentation--all 1,400 pages of it. He had sat in the chamber on the seventy-seventh floor, felt the interface nodes calibrate ...

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Fillmore Dreams, Part 1

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Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 The room had no name. It didn't need one. Everyone who mattered in the trillion-dollar architecture of Xample Global knew exactly where they were when the elevator opened onto the seventy-seventh floor of the X Tower in what had once been called New York City and ...

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Reaper on the Bus

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The gig in D.C. had been a burner--two encores, standing ovation--but now the lights were low, the coffee was cold, with the five of them sprawled in the back lounge like old friends who'd never left the road. The year 2031 was off to a good start as their bus droned south on I-95, ...

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The Pawnshop Fretless

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Submitted for your approval: one Alex Harlan, a bassist whose fingers once held promise but now grasp only routine. In a city of forgotten things, he will cross the threshold of a pawnshop where bargains are not struck with money alone. What he carries home is no ordinary instrument--it's a whisper from the past that promises ...

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Mozart in the Void: Air from Other Planets

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The candle on the bedside table had long since gone out. The room was cold, the kind of Austrian winter chill that seeps into the bone and settles there, yet Maria Anna “Nannerl" Mozart was numb to it. It had been nearly a week since the tragic news had arrived from Vienna. A week ...

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Crossroads of Idol Dreams

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London, late November 1968. Hurtwood Edge, Surrey. The house is wrapped in the kind of English rain that never quite commits to falling; it merely hangs in the air like a bad memory. Inside the kitchen the Aga ticks like an old heart that has forgotten the rhythm of joy. The air carries yesterday's curry, cold ...

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A Waltz for Ludwig

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There are rare sacred moments when music stops being sound and becomes light. A perfect note hangs in the air, silence breathes, and for the space of a heartbeat, the veil thins--revealing a place where music lives, along with pure thought, beyond time, space and language. There is only harmonic resonance: the silent conversation between souls ...

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Claude Debussy on So What

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There are rare sacred moments when music stops being sound and becomes light. A perfect note hangs in the air, silence breathes, and for the space of a heartbeat, the veil thins--revealing a place where music lives, along with pure thought, beyond time, space and language. There is only harmonic resonance: the silent conversation between souls ...


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