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A music teacher (Dizzy Gillespie) helps Vanessa learn how to play the clarinet.
A music teacher (Dizzy Gillespie) helps Vanessa learn how to play the clarinet.
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S1, EP8 "Play It Again Vanessa"A music teacher (Dizzy Gillespie) helps Vanessa learn how to play the clarinet.
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S8, EP22 "You Can't Stop the Music"Cliff enjoys being in the studio for a radio concert featuring Latin jazz artists Mario Bauza and Willie Colon.
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S8, EP21 "Rudy's Retreat"While Rudy copes with adolescence, Cliff and Clair learn they may be named legal guardians for the twins.
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