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Tag: Nikos Fotakis

Interviews Posted on15 February 201517 August 2020

Introducing Nikos Fotakis

Nikos Fotakis has been helping us out at AustralianJazz.net and is taking over responsibility for the site. We subjected him to one of our famous Q&As!

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Festivals, Guest Posts, News, Poetry and literature Posted on25 January 201528 November 2017

A Love Supreme: the Gospel according to John Coltrane

“did you define love john coltrane when you wrote ‘one up, one down’ even years ago when your raw aggression first trauma’d my ears i […] Read More

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Concerts and tours, Festivals, Interviews, News Posted on21 January 2015

Jef Neve Q&A

Nikos Fotakis talks to Jef Neve for AustralianJazz.net, in the lead up to Neve’s solo concert as part of the MIJF Summer Sessions 2015

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