Baltimore was the starting point for some of the 20th century’s biggest names in jazz. Singer Billie Holiday was raised here, as was Cab Calloway, the famous bandleader. But in recent years — especially since the famed Ethel’s Place closed 30 years ago in Mount Royal — the city hasn’t had much in the way of “major league” jazz clubs to visit, jazz producer Todd Barkan says. So Barkan, who founded the storied West Coast jazz club Keystone Korner, plans to bring a new option to Harbor East. “I…
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