Various - The Yamaha New Jazz Sessions 2016 flac album

On Wednesday 3 December, London's award-winning 606 Jazz Club will host a showcase evening featuring the very best of the UK's hottest new Jazz talent to celebrate the launch of The Yamaha New Jazz Sessions album. The Yamaha New Jazz Sessionsalbum showcases the UK's very best new and emerging young jazz artists and is the latest initiative in Yamaha's partnership with Jazzwise magazine, the All-Party Parliamentary Jazz Appreciation Group and 606 Club.

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The Jazz Sessions, Nambour, Queensland. This group recently released their first album, launched to a sell-out audience at the Brisbane Jazz Club, and will be performing for the first time at Woodford Folk Festival this year.

Recorded at Astar Studios. A Yamaha Music and classic FM Production in association with Jazzwise and 606 club. Free with the Dec 2008/Jan 2009 Jazzwise magazine Issue. Housed in a card slip case. Compilation (C) Yamaha Music UK Ltd 2008.

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PLAY ALL. The Very Best Of Jazz Sessions. Released by Master Classics Records Sep 2010 44 Tracks.

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