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Episode 9: More Tapes

The Jazz Loft Radio Series by The Jazz Loft Radio Series

Oct 22, 201500:14:18Arts

The commercial jazz world relied on by-the-hour club dates and recording sessions, but the after-hours loft scene gave musicians the luxury of forgetting time, as they played through long, uninterrupted, all-night jam se...

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