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In article <8mmlkvFkguU1@mid.individual.net>, Paul Bird
<paul@nospamcamtutor.co.uk> scribeth thus
>Here is a list of jazz in Cambridge found over the past few months. The 
>jazz in question falls into the category of improvisation on the 
>standards as listed here http://www.jazzstandards.com/compositions/index.htm
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>The Andy Bowie quartet plays every Sunday evening at the Cricketers 
>Melbourne Place between 8.30pm and 11.10pm the pub has a licence until 
>midnight, occasionlly 1a.m.  Samples of the music played can be found at 
>http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=953052
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>The only regular performer is Andy Bowie and the drums / bass / keyboard 
>players come and go with occasional guest appearances by young musicians 
>still at college. Next week on the 19th Sarah Tandy is playing as a 
>guest on the keyboard, on leave from the Royal Academy. Providing the 
>Cricketers is open on Boxing Day Andy Bowie will be playing then also.
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>In term time Jazz at Johns is worth keeping in touch with, they have a 
>website which vanished at the end of term www.jazzatjohns.co.uk but 
>announcements and exact location may be found on Facebook at 
>http://www.facebook.com/jazzatjohns along with past events and information.
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>The Cambridge University Jazz Orchestra CUJO play in term time, have a 
>website here http://www.cujo.org.uk/performances with forthcoming 
>perfomances on the 4th and 22nd February.  I heard them on the 26th 
>November at Johns and they were superb.
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>Even less frequent are jazz events at the Hidden Rooms in Jesus Lane, 
>beneath the Pizza Express, http://www.hiddenthing.com/events.html I 
>haven't been so can't comment on the quality or otherwise of the guest 
>bands.
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>Paul Bird
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Interesting that Paul, the sort of thing that Cambridge 105 fm ought to
go and do live broadcasts from .. all other things permitting;)..
-- 
Tony Sayer