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From Downbeat: Phillip Johnston on Australian Jazz

Posted on9 April 20121 February 2013AuthorMiriam

Title: Jazz Down Under Rises to the Top

Publication: Down Beat Magazine

Date: 9 April 2012

Phillip Johnston writes this piece for Down Beat in which he talks about the richness of he Australian jazz scene

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