Photos | Urban Nightlife at the 2009 NAMM Trade Show
Salvatore Cinquegrana and Michelle Picard navigate the crowd of musicians and enthusiasts, browsing musical instruments and accessories at the bustling urban bazaar.
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g activities headgear boy michelle picard urban namm leisure pub music child lamp wristwatch hat crowd musician guitarist cinquegrana bag city salvatore зри glasses indoors metropolis life rekognition_c sign performer electric accessories musical instrument night bazaar market part guitar back concert shop handbag
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2009-01-16T15:34:14.490000-08:00
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