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Jon Batiste @ Ground Control (2023) | Slate

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Jon Batiste Ground Control

A vibrant concert by Louisiana pianist and composer Jon Batiste, recorded on the “Ground Control” stage.

Released: 2023
Runtime: 1h 3m
Genres: Music
Country: France
Language: English

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Jon BatisteAuthor

Gautier & LeducDirector

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Christophe ChassolSelf : TV-Host
Jon BatisteSelf : Guest

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