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Day: October 7, 2013

Cover of Ben Panucci Trio CD Short Stories - river with buildings lining the bank
Album Releases, Reviews Posted on7 October 20137 October 2013

Album review: Short Stories (Ben Panucci Trio) by John Hardaker

Such is the range and span of colours and shifting scenes across Short Stories. That all of this can be expressed through the limited means of a jazz guitar trio – to all intents and purposes acoustic – is not only a measure of Panucci, Boneham and Waples’ creative mastery, but also of their vision.

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Bryce Rohde holding his glasses in his right hand, looking straight to camera
Profiles Posted on7 October 201329 May 2021

Bryce Rohde: A Cushion of Air

John Shand’s feature on Bryce Rohde, ‘He is a pivotal figure in Australian jazz.’

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