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Singer Craig Pomranz was once described by Teddy King as an artist that one can listen to over and over again. He has embraced the Great Songbook and taking risks with it. Being able to sell out many shows as he grew in popularity in New York. On this episode, he talks with Bonnie G about his growth as an artist, changing with the times, and the relevance of the standards in today's discourse.
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