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Jazz Gigs and Where To Find ThemA couple of days ago I was sent a photograph of a pub in Yorkshire where I played with a band called 'Special Brew'. It |











attracted a good crowd and ran weekly and successfully for an extended period. The band brought together some excellent musicians that included the great guitarist Mike Walker, then in his early twenties, who went on to play with, amongst others, George Russll and Steve Swallow. What occurred to me in particular was, how at that time, the relative ease with which you were able to find a friendly pub where The Landlord was happy you provide a space in which to feature jazz. Not so nowadays I would suggest. 
