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Day: December 16, 2018

Features, Profiles Posted on16 December 201830 August 2020

Horst Liepolt, the man who helped build a brand for Australian jazz

Horst Liepolt’s motivation to support Australian jazz was never fiscal. “I did it because I had a good time doing it,” he says. “I loved doing it, I loved Australia, and I loved my buddies.”

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