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Interviews Posted on20 February 201920 February 2019

Steve Purcell: ‘The Pearly Shells started out as a band in a dream’

Bassist and bandleader Steve Purcell shares the story of the Pearly Shells, a band that he literally dreamt about, and talks about the perennial appeal of swing music, the Melbourne music scene and his signature Belmar records ‘Altona Swamp’ sound

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Festivals, Gigs and concerts, Interviews Posted on24 June 201824 June 2018

Kimba Griffith: “I don’t understand why nostalgia is bad”

“I didn’t want to do a tribute show, it’s not really my style”, Kimba Griffith says. “I wanted to mix really recognisable tunes with the power of jazz improvisation, which includes the idea of reinvention. When you’re a teenager, that’s what you do, you reinvent yourself.”

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Festival Reviews, Festivals, News, Reviews Posted on3 November 201614 May 2019

Review: Wangaratta Jazz and Blues Festival 2016

There were over 70 performances to choose from, so even without the big international names in the line-up, it was outstanding value for pass holders. The tightly packed schedule meant catching complete sets was the biggest challenge.

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Interviews, News, people, Uncategorized Posted on6 November 201524 June 2018

Kimba Griffith: “the songs invaded my dreams”

“I don’t want to be a cliche or an anachronism, but, at the same time, I just really love so much the 40s & 50s music, fashion, poetry, and so on.”

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