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Cobi Narita, Tireless Jazz Promoter and Benefactor, Dies at 97

She produced concerts, helped musicians find work and started a women’s jazz festival. “Jazz in New York would not have been the same without Cobi,” one musician said.

Richard Sandomir
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Collective Black Artists, Deaths (Obituaries), Japanese-Americans, Jazz, Narita, Cobi (1926-2023), New York City, New York Womens Jazz Festival, Sam Ash, Universal Jazz Coalition
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