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· November 11, 2026
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Composer Jim Lang and series creator Craig Bartlett talk acid jazz, their Dallas tour stop on Nov. 17 and why a cartoon score from 1996 still lives in our heads rent-free.
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Key takeaway 17 and why a cartoon score from 1996 still lives in our heads rent-free.
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