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Andrew Green tells the story of the last days of London's celebrated Queen's Hall.
Jazz on Radio 3
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Roy Haynes
Geoffrey Smith's Jazz traces the career of veteran drummer Roy Haynes.
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Jazz on 3
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Jez Nelson focuses on Welsh jazz, with Dave Stapleton and pianist Huw Warren in concert.
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Jazz Line-Up
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Julian Joseph presents saxophonist Martin Speake in concert at Kings Place in London.
Jazz across the BBC
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Ujima Radio
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You can listen to the best of Ujima Radio 98FM - Bristol's urban community radio station.
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Culture Zone
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Davie Scott explores the human voice featuring Martha Wainwright and Leonard Cohen.
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Latest episode: 14:57 Wed, 23 May 12
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In this week’s podcast, Jamie reflects on winning the award for Jazz…
London Jazz Festival 2011
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Frank Carlberg
Finnish pianist puts poetry to good use on this fusion of words and rhythms.
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Cedar Walton
Venerable Texan jazz-pianist offers a soulful set.
Reviewed by Martin Longley
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Avalon Trio
An overdue debut album that’s been worth the wait.
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Coin Coin Chapter One: Gens De Couleur Libres
Matana Roberts
An ambitious work, and all of its aims have surely been fulfilled.
Reviewed by Martin Longley
Jazz: Looking Ahead
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Jazz Record Requests
26 May 2012, 17:00 - 18:00
Alyn Shipton presents a selection of listeners' jazz requests.
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Geoffrey Smith's Jazz
27 May 2012, 00:00 - 01:00
What do Lester Young, Bird, John Coltrane & Chick Corea share in common? Roy Haynes.
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