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Trident Records released 6 albums from influential jazz musicians. Keno Duke is best known for his album Sense of Values on Strata-East Records, which happens to also feature Strozier and Mabern. Dick Griffin also released an album on Strata-East.
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Trident Records released 6 albums from influential jazz musicians. Keno Duke is best known for his album Sense of Values on Strata-East Records, which happens to also feature Strozier and Mabern. Dick Griffin also released an album on Strata-East.
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