Jazz Clubs Worldwide Database Updating and Revision in Progress
Due to the pandemic and disarray on the global jazz scene, I only did minor corrections and inclusions on the database.
Now things have settled down, to some degree, though sadly far from normal, I have started on a complete revision and updates of the whole of the database. All sheets are sent automatically to subscribers on completion.
I must admit to a certain level of trepidation. It will be informative to discover the real impact [ ... ]
Clarinettist, Sandy Brown was that rarity, an authentic and original voice.
Brown was born of Scottish parents in Izatnagar, Uttar Pradesh, India, where his father was a railway engineer. In the early 1930s, the family relocated to Edinburgh, Scotland, where Brown was later educated at the Royal High School. He taught himself clarinet from the age of twelve. After National Service he studied architecture at Edinburgh College of Art. While there, in 1949, he [ ... ]
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