A notable jazz musician is scheduled to perform in San Francisco. He will be accompanied by an all-star band for the event. The performance is set to take place for one night only. Further information about the show can be found in the San Francisco Chronicle. Details about the event, such as the specific date and venue, are not provided here but may be available from the San Francisco Chronicle.
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