There’s no one right way to see the world. Some people prefer sitting on a plane for hours on end and checking major items off their bucket list one at a time, while others like to embrace spontaneous adventures behind the wheel of their van. Let’s face it, air travel sucks, and vans are cool, so it’s the van life for me.
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Two game-changing geniuses changed the face of jazz in the 1940s and defined America’s greatest genre. Saxophonist Charlie Parker redefined the way it was played
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