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Day: June 29, 2013

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Album Releases, Reviews Posted on29 June 2013

CD Review: Aaron Michael (Aaron Michael)

In the goldfish bowl of the Australian jazz scene this might be the sort of calculated risk that we need to see more of. All evolution needs diversity and the occasional short sharp shock to the status quo.

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Album Releases Posted on29 June 20135 July 2013

Album Release: Lost In The Stars (Allan Browne Trio)

lost in the stars | allan browne trio Released June 2013 on Jazzhead From the media release The Allan Browne Trio with Marc Hannaford and […] Read More

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