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Jazz In Britain Holmfirth, UK
A not-for-profit organisation, whose aim is to collect, curate, preserve, celebrate and promote the legacy of British jazz
musicians. The archive collects, curates and preserves off-air and other recordings of British jazz performances.
The organisation will publish books, release vinyl, CDs and downloads, working in partnership with musicians and their families.
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Starting Fires: Live at The 100 Club, 1970
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Live music with Mike Osborne is always valuable.
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On Italian Roads (Live at Teatro Cristallo, Milan, 1979)
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Great set . Elton alas is no longer with us . We will not see his like again . Bandcamp has facilitated my explorations for finding other wise obscure releases. Cheers to Bandcamp!!
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