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In a [[Global News Interactive]] [http://www.samantha48616e61.com/popups/GNI.shtml?mea=196192 video], [[Charlie Svenson]] explains how [[Richard Drucker]] and [[Charles Deveaux]] would frequent jazz clubs in [[New York City]], often seeing the likes of Miles Davis. |
In a [[Global News Interactive]] [http://www.samantha48616e61.com/popups/GNI.shtml?mea=196192 video], [[Charlie Svenson]] explains how [[Richard Drucker]] and [[Charles Deveaux]] would frequent jazz clubs in [[New York City]], often seeing the likes of Miles Davis. |
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A post on the [[Richard Drucker#William Congreve puzzle|cogitoergosum blog]] at [[9thwonders.com]] includes a code puzzle which appears to be |
A post on the [[Richard Drucker#William Congreve puzzle|cogitoergosum blog]] at [[9thwonders.com]] includes a code puzzle which appears to be the chord progression for Miles Davis's song "Blue in Green". |
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 Miles Davis was a popular jazz musician. | |
| First reference: | Hana and Drucker's Plot Discovered |
Jazz is a musical art form.
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Jazz was started in the early 19th century and was very popular in the 1920s before the Great Depression.
References
Graphic Novel:Hana and Drucker's Plot Discovered
Richard Drucker uses the alias "T. Monk". Thelonious Monk (1917-1982) was a famed jazz composer and improvisational pianist.
Heroes Evolutions
In a Global News Interactive video, Charlie Svenson explains how Richard Drucker and Charles Deveaux would frequent jazz clubs in New York City, often seeing the likes of Miles Davis.
A post on the cogitoergosum blog at 9thwonders.com includes a code puzzle which appears to be the chord progression for Miles Davis's song "Blue in Green".