EVERY SUNDAY    SUNDAY JAZZ BRUNCH WORKSHOP    NOON 'TIL 4PM Our Sunday Jazz Brunch Workshop is a magical, musical phenomenon that everyone should experience. The host trio, featuring the notable talents of pianist & vocalist Greg Burgess, bassist Bill Stetz, and drummer Tom James, welcomes musicians of all kinds to join in the musical adventure. Live and inspirational, you'll watch, listen and smile as songs take shape and evolve in an unrehearsed performance ... a real workshop to hone skills and express musical vision. Many guest musicians & vocalists are always on-hand to "sit in" as soloists or to be called upon to create a whole new trio, quartet or larger ensemble, too. It's a ritual that you'll want to be part of every Sunday! Because of the popularity of our Sunday Brunch (served from 9AM-2PM), reservations are strongly encouraged.
		EVERY TUESDAY    QUIZZO TEAM PUB TRIVIA    9PM Join us every Tuesday night in the brewpub for Jon Mackey's Quizzo Team Pub Trivia! Four rounds of fun trivia covering a wide variety of topics, and teams can have up to six players. Prizes for first and second place, too!  Reservations are strongly encouraged, as Quizzo is a very popular event here.
		Wednesday, August 21     The Taylor Fleming Quartet     6-9PM A phenomenally talented quartet featuring pianist Taylor Fleming, drummer Tom James, bassist Andy Seal, and guitarist Doug Sherry ... they'll perform an eclectic selection of jazz, pop, and rock tunes from the likes of Charlie Parker, The Beatles, and Nirvana. The band pushes into new territory while showing love for the jazz tradition.
		Friday, August 23     Keith Kenny     8-11PM If the audience at a Keith Kenny show were to close their eyes for the performance they would swear that there was a full band on stage. The audience, however, is too busy dancing to the one-man acts layered guitar riffs, foot stomping percussion, and emotionally charged lyrics to even think about looking away. The New Jersey native is able to emulate the sound of a full rock band with his percussive fingerstyle approach to the acoustic guitar and an array of effects pedals. Kenny even customized a vintage red suitcase to use as a kick drum which has appeared with him on stage for nearly a decade of live performances. His debut appearances at The Stone Pony in Asbury Park paved the way for Kenny’s developing one-man band show and led him into the national touring circuit and beyond. During his most recent “Big Red Suitcase Tour” Kenny performed in over 50 U.S. cities from coast to coast and was invited to headline a series of benefit concerts in SE Asia. In recent years he has shared the stage with the likes of Keller Williams, Leon Russell, John Hammond Jr., New Riders of the Purple Sage, The Zen Tricksters and John Kadlecik (Further & Dark Star Orchestra). On his latest studio release “And the Light Came Blaring In…” Kenny captures the essence of his live solo show, with all the guitars, vocals, and foot stomping performed simultaneously. While he has used a band for several previous releases, on this record Kenny relies more on his lone power of compositional grit than his usual fret board grandeur. With an influential voice that lies somewhere between Neil Young and Ben Bridwell, Kenny delivers clear and concise visions of dynamic musical deliverance. Combining a deep dive into tone, originality and believability, he ushers the listener into his brand new living room of roots riddled rock and roll. Never going for the standard attack, he flies far from the 12-bar blues, three-chord rock and Americana stereotype to land some place between a rock and a new place. The album illustrates a highly skilled writer who utilizes the same down-home approach in his music as he does with his day-to-day interactions with others. It’s a combination that will continue to see Kenny reach exciting new levels as he helps future fans “see the light” of his musical message.
		Wednesday, August 28     Organ Trio East     6-8PM An absolutely phenomenal trio performing primarily original jazz, with a few classics thrown in for good measure ... this stellar trio features trombonist Jay Vonada, keyboardist Steve Adams, and drummer Tom James. Real deal jazz. Every Wednesday evening we host live jazz starting at 6PM, highlighting some of the region's finest musicians ... and it's sure to tickle your musical tastebuds while you relax with friends, grab a bite, and enjoy a beer or two.
		Friday, August 30     Chris Rattie & The New Rebels     8-11PM Chris Rattie blends country’s aching ethos with a keen eye for the future. He rises out of the muck and mire to be one of today’s most riveting, astute storytellers. The singer, songwriter and musician wraps his Steve Earle-wrinkled voice around tales of self-realization and wonder on his latest album. Porch (released Sept. 15) is steeped in frothy Americana, burnt around the edges with electric guitar and honest, godforsaken songwriting. “I’ve been out all night long singing these heartbroke songs. Ain’t nobody listening,” he sings on “A Little Shot Glass from Spain.” Later, he pontificates “Country Boy” tropes, fed with a provocative spoken word intro. “Country boy drives a big red truck. Loves rolling coal, it makes him feel real tough. Rebel flag stuck on the back,” he wails over smokey guitar lines and a honky-tonk rumble. Porch is as much a masterful creative accomplishment as it is a raw recollection of his tireless journey to get there, the culmination of years of blood, sweat and tears. A native to central Pennsylvania, he cut his teeth as drummer for Vince Welnick of The Tubes and The Grateful Dead, drummer and prominent songwriter in The Rustlanders (whose second album was helmed by producer Don Was and recorded in L.A.’s East West Studios), and vocals/drums/guitar in rock band Marah. The experiences wrought invaluable wisdom, bestowing upon him the exact skills he needed to write, record and play the album he was always destined to make. Through nine coarsely-delivered, poignant tracks, Rattie defies convention and situates himself as transcendent.     SPOTIFY    YOUTUBE     WEBSITE
		Monday, September 2     CLOSED FOR LABOR DAY From all of us at Bullfrog Brewery, here's wishing you & yours a happy holiday!
		Wednesday, September 4     The Doug McMinn Quartet     6-9PM The Doug McMinn Jazz Quartet has been performing on the first Wednesday of every month here at The Frog for the past 18 years, and you'll hear why if you hop in. This foursome showcases the highly regarded talents of saxophonist & clarinetist Doug McMinn, guitarist Dave Brumbaugh, bassists Tim Breon or Bill Stetz, and drummers Joel B Vincent and Rich Cummings (who take turns on the drum throne every other month). Every Wednesday evening we host live jazz starting at 6PM, highlighting some of the region's finest musicians ... and it's sure to tickle your musical tastebuds while you relax with friends, grab a bite, and enjoy a beer or two.
		SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7     FROGEST 2019      IT'S PARTY TIME! STAY TUNED FOR MORE DETAILS ABOUT OUR 23RD BULLFROG BIRTHDAY BASH! TONS OF FROGALICIOUS FUN IS IN STORE, INCLUDING LIVE MUSIC, OUTDOOR BEER GARDEN, GREAT FOOD, GAMES, AND A BEER-FILLED DUNK TANK!
		Wednesday, September 18     Natascha & The Spy Boys     6-8PM Backed by her talented Spy Boys, German-born Natascha's unique voice covers a wide range of styles ... from sultry jazz ballads & snappy swing songs to belting out straight-up, full-on blues & soul tunes. Every Wednesday evening we host live jazz starting at 6PM, highlighting some of the region's finest musicians ... and it's sure to tickle your musical tastebuds while you relax with friends, grab a bite, and enjoy a beer or two.
		Wednesday, September 2     Sink Or Swing     6-8PM Sink or Swing is a hot swing band based in Lewisburg, working out of the Django Reinhardt tradition, but featuring smooth vocals along with fluent soloing. Doug McMinn is on clarinet and vocals, Carl Kirby is bassist and singer, Henry Koretzky sings and plays mandolin, and Joe DeCristopher is on vocals and guitar. The repertoire includes standards from the old days and modern songs in the swing tradition. Every Wednesday evening we host live jazz starting at 6PM, highlighting some of the region's finest musicians ... and it's sure to tickle your musical tastebuds while you relax with friends, grab a bite, and enjoy a beer or two.
		Thursday, September 26     Mystery Trayne     7-10PM Acoustic trio Mystery Trayne is a harmonious gumbo of Delta blues, twang, and swing. Two of the members, Jay "Bone" Short and Cheryl "Miz Ida" Miller have been fixtures in the area blues seen for decades. They have lived it and played it and share a rich history of making music together since the early days of the the burgeoning Billtown blues scene. They are joined by Jack "J.C." Reed, a Liberty-based multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and recording engineer. With a lot of road miles under his belt by traveling with various show bands, you will find Jack perched behind his upright bass or guitar adding just the right amount of harmony to Cheryl's smooth-as-butter voice and Jay's soulful vocals and blues-driven guitar style.
		Wednesday, October 2     The Doug McMinn Quartet     6-9PM The Doug McMinn Jazz Quartet has been performing on the first Wednesday of every month here at The Frog for the past 18 years, and you'll hear why if you hop in. This foursome showcases the highly regarded talents of saxophonist & clarinetist Doug McMinn, guitarist Dave Brumbaugh, bassists Tim Breon or Bill Stetz, and drummers Joel B Vincent and Rich Cummings (who take turns on the drum throne every other month). Every Wednesday evening we host live jazz starting at 6PM, highlighting some of the region's finest musicians ... and it's sure to tickle your musical tastebuds while you relax with friends, grab a bite, and enjoy a beer or two.
		Thursday, October 3     Shawn Taylor     7-10PM With thumping thumb, dancing fingers, wailing harmonica, and gritty, soul-stirring vocals, Taylor's songs ooze American roots ... wandering roots. He's drawn many comparisons, including Tom Waits, Stephen Stills, Bruce Springsteen, Eddie Vedder, and Tom Rush, but his unique lyrics are colored by his own working class, wandering roots. He's been an oysterman, cabinetmaker, father, Appalachian Trail ‘thru-hiker’ and full-time troubadour from New England to Nashville for ten years. He’s shared the stage with legends such as Maria Muldaur, Vance Gilbert, and Peter Mulvey, and released his 4th CD, “Balance,” in April 2017.
		Friday, October 4     Jordan Ramirez & The Tribe     8-11PM Jordan Ramirez & The Tribe are a Soul and R&B group from Northeastern Pennsylvania. Melodic instrumentation, sultry vocals, and a deep pocket groove are a constant in the stage performance of this jazz-influenced, funky five-piece.
		Monday, October 7     Ethan Keller     7-10PM     Finally Back! Ethan Keller is a singer-songwriter from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He was voted Best Solo Artist in the 2011 Milwaukee Music Awards, and Pop Artist of the Year at the 2011 Wisconsin Area Music Industry (WAMI) Awards. Keller is known for his originality, diversity, and depth. Musically and professionally, Ethan wears many hats. He has been performing and promoting since 1993, played thousands of shows, and composed hundreds of songs. Ethan has performed at prestigious venues in nearly 30 states, and sold over 10,000 records. Keller’s 2010 EP entitled Profit, was co-produced by two-time Grammy winner Ted Greenberg, and has aired on over 250 college stations nationwide, debuting in the top 5 CMJ adds in some markets. Ethan’s music is in heavy rotation at WYMS 88.9 Radio Milwaukee, and has showcased on other commercial, college, public, and internet stations globally. Keller’s music has been featured on Pandora, iTunes, Amazon, & Myspace, as well as network and cable television (NBC, MTV, Discovery).
		Monday, October 14     Aaron Daniel Gaul     7-10PM Aaron Daniel Gaul, known to many as ADG, is an accomplished songwriter, musician and performer, writing music and performing on stage for over a quarter century in venues across the country. Along with a bounty of multi-genre original music he also covers a wide variety of musical influences from across the entire spectrum, all usually mixed with healthy doses of improvisation. By utilizing and/or simulating multiple instruments & percussion in concert with looping technology, he is able to layer rhythm, melody, and harmony to produce a unique and original live sound.
		Wednesday, October 16     Natascha & The Spy Boys     6-8PM Backed by her talented Spy Boys, German-born Natascha's unique voice covers a wide range of styles ... from sultry jazz ballads & snappy swing songs to belting out straight-up, full-on blues & soul tunes. Every Wednesday evening we host live jazz starting at 6PM, highlighting some of the region's finest musicians ... and it's sure to tickle your musical tastebuds while you relax with friends, grab a bite, and enjoy a beer or two.
		Thursday, October 17     Boom Town Boys     8-11PM Although band founder Mike Steppe (guitar, vocals) had been playing with Nick Laylon (Bass) and Mike Wrench (Drums, Percussion) for many years; it wasn't until October 2018 that the Boom Town Boys project was birthed. In a funky, 1970s-style recording studio, the guys laid down the first bars of their debut EP and began a new musical journey together. BTB recently added Joe Tokay (Vocals, Guitar) to the lineup, and have quickly become one of the region's most well-liked (and well-booked) bands.   WEBSITE
		Wednesday, October 23     Organ Trio East     6-8PM An absolutely phenomenal trio performing primarily original jazz, with a few classics thrown in for good measure ... this stellar trio features trombonist Jay Vonada, keyboardist Steve Adams, and drummer Tom James. Real deal jazz. Every Wednesday evening we host live jazz starting at 6PM, highlighting some of the region's finest musicians ... and it's sure to tickle your musical tastebuds while you relax with friends, grab a bite, and enjoy a beer or two.
		Friday, October 25     Andy Mowatt's Frequency Movement     9PM-MID Imagine the nostalgic bands of your past making music that is fresh again. Modern songs built from your memories. This is the frequency movement. Musicians capturing the amalgamation of retro sounds in the current hip climate of today’s music; moving yesterday’s sound into “the now." The live show frequently moves from 5 to 10 musicians, each bringing a spin on original songs that seem immediately familiar. The movement hints at your memories yet feels fresh. The musicians are virtuosic and enjoyable to watch interact with each other and the environment.   Andy has played guitar, arranged and performed music with “Andy Mowatt’s Steely Jam”, “8-string 4-tet” and Palace Theatre (Manchester, NH), toured with the band "herbie" and the Princess Cruises orchestra, and currently plays in production shows at American Music Theatre (Lancaster, PA). He graduated from Lebanon Valley College with a Bachelors Degree in Music and Recording Technology, as well as concentration studies in jazz, guitar performance, religion and philosophy. Andy Mowatt released an album, "An End To The Means," in 2014, featuring original compositions and new arrangements of modern classics with a revolving cast of stellar musicians.   "Consistently stellar" (Jim Price, PA Musician Magazine), "Andy Mowatt's Steely Jam" is a funk-driven powerhouse from Pennsylvania, led by guitarist Andy Mowatt, "an absolute musical genius" (Devoy, Tellus 360) and "jazz-rock flamethrower on guitar" (Campbell, Gigspots). A fusion of New Orleans and Central PA, Mowatt's "bright arrangements keep things sounding fresh" (PA Musician) and "inspire you to expand your mind and think outside the confines of traditional jazz, soul and funk!" (Robert, Positive Music Reviews). "Confident, to-the-point, and elegant" (Rocha, The Flinging Times), Andy and his group entertain and impress crowds with unique originals and modern twists on classic hits, "and yet, through many influences, each tune retains a sound that is distinctly Mowatt's" (O'Brien, Fly Magazine).   WEBSITE     SPOTIFY     YOUTUBE
		Saturday, October 26     The Family Ties     8-11PM The Family Ties, an indie rock group based out of Williamsport, PA began as the acoustic project of brothers Michael and Gino Caschera in 2010, and has since transformed into a raucous five-piece band. We write story songs set against a chill vibe that hits hard to produce an intricate and dynamic sound. Along with performing on a regular basis in New York and Pennsylvania, The Family Ties released their debut album "Holding On To The Earth" in May of 2018.
		Monday, October 28     Ramblin' Dan Stevens     7-10PM Ramblin' Dan Stevens performs a mix of traditional finger style blues, americana and originals and has entertained audiences throughout the United States, Germany, UK, Canada, and U.S. Virgin Islands. His unique style of "bottleneck" slide playing popularized by early Mississippi Delta bluesmen includes use of a homemade, three-stringed "Cigar Box Guitar" and one stringed "Diddly Bow," both primitive blues instruments. A finalist in the International Blues Challenge on Beale Street in Memphis, TN, and protege of the legendary folk and blues icon Dave Van Ronk, Dan has been lauded as a raconteur and for the authenticity of his approach. Dave’s career has recently been highlighted by the release of the Coen Brothers movie “Inside Llewyn Davis”, set in the Greenwich Village scene in the 60s. Also, Dan plays regularly in the New York City Subway System in locations such as Times Square and Grand Central Terminal.
		Wednesday, October 30     Sink Or Swing     6-8PM Sink or Swing is a hot swing band based in Lewisburg, working out of the Django Reinhardt tradition, but featuring smooth vocals along with fluent soloing. Doug McMinn is on clarinet and vocals, Carl Kirby is bassist and singer, Henry Koretzky sings and plays mandolin, and Joe DeCristopher is on vocals and guitar. The repertoire includes standards from the old days and modern songs in the swing tradition. Every Wednesday evening we host live jazz starting at 6PM, highlighting some of the region's finest musicians ... and it's sure to tickle your musical tastebuds while you relax with friends, grab a bite, and enjoy a beer or two.
		Friday, November 1     Chris Rattie & The New Rebels     8-11PM Chris Rattie blends country’s aching ethos with a keen eye for the future. He rises out of the muck and mire to be one of today’s most riveting, astute storytellers. The singer, songwriter and musician wraps his Steve Earle-wrinkled voice around tales of self-realization and wonder on his latest album. Porch (released Sept. 15) is steeped in frothy Americana, burnt around the edges with electric guitar and honest, godforsaken songwriting. “I’ve been out all night long singing these heartbroke songs. Ain’t nobody listening,” he sings on “A Little Shot Glass from Spain.” Later, he pontificates “Country Boy” tropes, fed with a provocative spoken word intro. “Country boy drives a big red truck. Loves rolling coal, it makes him feel real tough. Rebel flag stuck on the back,” he wails over smokey guitar lines and a honky-tonk rumble. Porch is as much a masterful creative accomplishment as it is a raw recollection of his tireless journey to get there, the culmination of years of blood, sweat and tears. A native to central Pennsylvania, he cut his teeth as drummer for Vince Welnick of The Tubes and The Grateful Dead, drummer and prominent songwriter in The Rustlanders (whose second album was helmed by producer Don Was and recorded in L.A.’s East West Studios), and vocals/drums/guitar in rock band Marah. The experiences wrought invaluable wisdom, bestowing upon him the exact skills he needed to write, record and play the album he was always destined to make. Through nine coarsely-delivered, poignant tracks, Rattie defies convention and situates himself as transcendent.     SPOTIFY    YOUTUBE     WEBSITE
		Wednesday, November 6     The Doug McMinn Quartet     6-9PM The Doug McMinn Jazz Quartet has been performing on the first Wednesday of every month here at The Frog for the past 18 years, and you'll hear why if you hop in. This foursome showcases the highly regarded talents of saxophonist & clarinetist Doug McMinn, guitarist Dave Brumbaugh, bassists Tim Breon or Bill Stetz, and drummers Joel B Vincent and Rich Cummings (who take turns on the drum throne every other month). Every Wednesday evening we host live jazz starting at 6PM, highlighting some of the region's finest musicians ... and it's sure to tickle your musical tastebuds while you relax with friends, grab a bite, and enjoy a beer or two.
		Wednesday, November 13     Natascha & The Spy Boys     6-8PM Backed by her talented Spy Boys, German-born Natascha's unique voice covers a wide range of styles ... from sultry jazz ballads & snappy swing songs to belting out straight-up, full-on blues & soul tunes. Every Wednesday evening we host live jazz starting at 6PM, highlighting some of the region's finest musicians ... and it's sure to tickle your musical tastebuds while you relax with friends, grab a bite, and enjoy a beer or two.
		Thursday, November 14     Mystery Trayne     7-10PM Acoustic trio Mystery Trayne is a harmonious gumbo of Delta blues, twang, and swing. Two of the members, Jay "Bone" Short and Cheryl "Miz Ida" Miller have been fixtures in the area blues seen for decades. They have lived it and played it and share a rich history of making music together since the early days of the the burgeoning Billtown blues scene. They are joined by Jack "J.C." Reed, a Liberty-based multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and recording engineer. With a lot of road miles under his belt by traveling with various show bands, you will find Jack perched behind his upright bass or guitar adding just the right amount of harmony to Cheryl's smooth-as-butter voice and Jay's soulful vocals and blues-driven guitar style.
		Saturday, November 16     Royal Benson     8-11PM Royal Benson has been winning over audiences with their original groove rock since early 2007. They have delighted crowds from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh to New York City and everywhere in between! Infusing funk, jam and rock influences with modern power pop sensibilities, Royal Benson crafts interesting, dance-inducing, feel-great original music that keeps you coming back for more!
		Wednesday, November 20     Organ Trio East     6-8PM An absolutely phenomenal trio performing primarily original jazz, with a few classics thrown in for good measure ... this stellar trio features trombonist Jay Vonada, keyboardist Steve Adams, and drummer Tom James. Real deal jazz. Every Wednesday evening we host live jazz starting at 6PM, highlighting some of the region's finest musicians ... and it's sure to tickle your musical tastebuds while you relax with friends, grab a bite, and enjoy a beer or two.
		Thursday, November 28     CLOSED FOR THANKSGIVING From all of us at Bullfrog Brewery, here's wishing you & yours a very happy holiday!
		Wednesday, December 4     The Doug McMinn Quartet     6-9PM The Doug McMinn Jazz Quartet has been performing on the first Wednesday of every month here at The Frog for the past 18 years, and you'll hear why if you hop in. This foursome showcases the highly regarded talents of saxophonist & clarinetist Doug McMinn, guitarist Dave Brumbaugh, bassists Tim Breon or Bill Stetz, and drummers Joel B Vincent and Rich Cummings (who take turns on the drum throne every other month). Every Wednesday evening we host live jazz starting at 6PM, highlighting some of the region's finest musicians ... and it's sure to tickle your musical tastebuds while you relax with friends, grab a bite, and enjoy a beer or two.
		Saturday, December 7     Boom Town Boys     8-11PM Although band founder Mike Steppe (guitar, vocals) had been playing with Nick Laylon (Bass) and Mike Wrench (Drums, Percussion) for many years; it wasn't until October 2018 that the Boom Town Boys project was birthed. In a funky, 1970s-style recording studio, the guys laid down the first bars of their debut EP and began a new musical journey together. BTB recently added Joe Tokay (Vocals, Guitar) to the lineup, and have quickly become one of the region's most well-liked (and well-booked) bands.   WEBSITE
		Wednesday, December 11     Natascha & The Spy Boys     6-8PM Backed by her talented Spy Boys, German-born Natascha's unique voice covers a wide range of styles ... from sultry jazz ballads & snappy swing songs to belting out straight-up, full-on blues & soul tunes. Every Wednesday evening we host live jazz starting at 6PM, highlighting some of the region's finest musicians ... and it's sure to tickle your musical tastebuds while you relax with friends, grab a bite, and enjoy a beer or two.
		Monday, December 16     Aaron Daniel Gaul     7-10PM Aaron Daniel Gaul, known to many as ADG, is an accomplished songwriter, musician and performer, writing music and performing on stage for over a quarter century in venues across the country. Along with a bounty of multi-genre original music he also covers a wide variety of musical influences from across the entire spectrum, all usually mixed with healthy doses of improvisation. By utilizing and/or simulating multiple instruments & percussion in concert with looping technology, he is able to layer rhythm, melody, and harmony to produce a unique and original live sound.
		Wednesday, December 18     Sink Or Swing     6-8PM Sink or Swing is a hot swing band based in Lewisburg, working out of the Django Reinhardt tradition, but featuring smooth vocals along with fluent soloing. Doug McMinn is on clarinet and vocals, Carl Kirby is bassist and singer, Henry Koretzky sings and plays mandolin, and Joe DeCristopher is on vocals and guitar. The repertoire includes standards from the old days and modern songs in the swing tradition. Every Wednesday evening we host live jazz starting at 6PM, highlighting some of the region's finest musicians ... and it's sure to tickle your musical tastebuds while you relax with friends, grab a bite, and enjoy a beer or two.
		Saturday, December 21     The Family Ties     8-11PM The Family Ties, an indie rock group based out of Williamsport, PA began as the acoustic project of brothers Michael and Gino Caschera in 2010, and has since transformed into a raucous five-piece band. We write story songs set against a chill vibe that hits hard to produce an intricate and dynamic sound. Along with performing on a regular basis in New York and Pennsylvania, The Family Ties released their debut album "Holding On To The Earth" in May of 2018.
		Wednesday, December 25     CLOSED FOR CHRISTMAS DAY From all of us at Bullfrog Brewery, here's wishing you & yours a very happy holiday!
		Wednesday, January 1     CLOSED FOR NEW YEAR'S DAY From all of us at Bullfrog Brewery, here's wishing you & yours a very happy new year, and may 2020 bring you nothing but good health, good fortune, and good times!
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