Not so long ago, the UK jazz scene looked like it was in trouble. Audience numbers were dwindling and it became harder for musicians to get gigs, especially for those new on the scene. You May Also Like: London Jazz Platform to Feature Nine Acts, Including John Russell, Tom Harrison,Read More
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