Dr. john at main stage, toronto jazz festival, june 2013

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Dr. John, the headliner, performing on the main stage at Nathan Philip Square, part of Toronto Jazz Festival. June 22, 2013. Versatile musician, singing and playing the Yamaha piano, Hammond B3 and a guitar, entertained the audience with his vast repertoire.

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