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    JT 50

    Oct 04, 2020 1 minute
    LEE MERGNER

    This month: July/August 2016

    We’d been doing oral histories on legendary artists for several years before we decided, in 2016, to use that same format to talk about a place rather than a person. But it was a place with’ website, “They don’t make jazz clubs like this anymore.” He added, “The club flourished in the late 1970s and ’80s, presenting legendary artists, legends-to-be, the hottest session aces and groundbreaking fusion bands, helping to define a brilliant but historically overlooked jazz era.”

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