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Month: October 2011

Interviews Posted on28 October 2011

Gian Slater – a few quick questions

“All of the singers are very accomplished musicians, who are open minded, interested in exploring new territories and are all great improvisers.”

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Interviews Posted on28 October 201127 December 2013

Sandy Evans – a few quick questions

“… I find I have to focus on my own contribution and sadly miss some of the great musicians who are playing until after I’ve finished my concerts…”

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Award finalists Posted on19 October 20113 October 2013

Q&A with James Waples – NJA Finalist 2011

Some of my first professional experiences came from my father along with the school music teachers, although I must admit that I really had no idea what jazz was and I think they just booked me cause I could keep in time.

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Curated, Reviews Posted on16 October 20111 February 2013

John McBeath in The Australian on Origami ‘Blues for Joy’

“Simmons wrote six of the widely differing nine tunes, and the surprise opener, ‘Sometimes I Dream’ comes from country singer Merle Haggard. It starts with […] Read More

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Award finalists Posted on15 October 20113 October 2013

Q&A with Evan Mannell – 2011 NJA Finalist

“I’m more influenced now by what my mates do or don’t do than someone on a record from across the seas.”

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Award finalists Posted on15 October 20113 October 2013

Q&A with Sam Bates – 2011 NJA Finalist

” I remember drumming along to Mental As Anything’s ‘Live It Up’ played on repeat. All Day.”

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Books, Reviews Posted on6 October 20111 August 2013

Serious Fun: The Life and Music of Mike Nock

Nock’s story may not be quite one of rags to riches: few jazz stories end in riches, whatever garb they began in. But it is a boondocks-boy-made-good tale, an against-the-odds tale…

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Award finalists Posted on4 October 20113 October 2013

Q&A with Ben Falle – 2011 NJA Finalist

Each year since 2005, in the month leading up to the jazz festival in Wangaratta, Miriam Zolin interviews the finalists in the National Jazz Awards. […] Read More

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Reviews Posted on2 October 201130 March 2013

Review: Shreveport Stomp, Browne, Anning, Hannaford

Shreveport Stomp (Jazzhead, 2011) Allan Browne, Marc Hannaford, Sam Anning Review by Daniel Sheehan It’s amazing how a performance can be inseparable to a particular […] Read More

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Award finalists, Festivals Posted on1 October 20113 October 2013

Q&A with Graham Hunt – 2011 NJA Finalist

Each year since 2005, in the month leading up to the jazz festival in Wangaratta, Miriam Zolin interviews the finalists in the National Jazz Awards. […] Read More

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