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Festivals, Gigs and concerts, Interviews Posted on3 January 20182 June 2020

Brian Jackson: “I hate that ‘Winter in America’ is still so goddamned relevant”

“Music is a healing force for those of us battered by the harsh realities of inequality and oppression all over the world.”

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Interviews Posted on9 June 201623 January 2020

Vince Jones: ‘The ‘freest’ music came from the most oppressed people on Earth’

AJN: Some think that a tribute to Vince Jones is long overdue and that the jazz community should gather and honour your contribution. What are your thoughts on that?

VJ: Give me a few more years to write some more songs before any tributes.

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