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Published by Australian Jazz Museum
AJM President Ian Rutherford guides us on a journey. He introduces the music of a series of pianists from our wonderful collection of Australian jazz.
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This episode comes from ID 32691 in our Virtual Museum and it is Roger Beilby with the Swedish Jazz Kings. The show went to air on Oct 3, 1992 on 3CR’s JOAS show.
This episode comes from ID 33140 in our Virtual Museum and it is John Smith with a tribute to Alan Brown. The show went to air on June 12, 2015 on 3CR’s JOAS show.
AJM President Ian Rutherford guides us on a journey. He introduces a series of pianists from our wonderful collection of Australian jazz. This is the next episode in a series for your enjoyment. The 5 pianists included in this episode are: 1. Bob Sedergreen 2. Julian Lee 3. Matt McMahon 4. Jim Mills 5. … Continue reading Pianists – Episode 024 →
This episode comes from ID 17943 in our Virtual Museum and it is Roger Beilby with guest Les Taylor. The show went to air on May 4, 1983 on 3CR’s JOAS show.
AJM President Ian Rutherford guides us on a journey. He introduces a series of pianists from our wonderful collection of Australian jazz. This is the next episode in a series for your enjoyment. The 5 pianists included in this episode are: 1. Matt Boden 2. Paul Grabowsky 3. Bob Griffiths 4. Ian Mawson 5. … Continue reading Pianists – Episode 023 →
This episode comes from ID 17941 in our Virtual Museum and it is John Thompson & Eric Holm and titled as Development of Jazz in UK. The show went to air on Nov 26, 1988 on 3CR’s JOAS show.
This episode comes from ID 41915 in our Virtual Museum and it is Roger Beilby as is titled as Bob Pattie + Australian Jazz Convention Original tunes in 1993 on 3CR’s JOAS show.
This episode comes from ID 32178 in our Virtual Museum and it is Ralph Knight and Roger Beilby as is titled as Roger’s last show after 30 years. The show went to air on Aug 25, 2007 on 3CR’s JOAS show.
AJM President Ian Rutherford guides us on a journey. He introduces a series of pianists from our wonderful collection of Australian jazz. This is the next episode in a series for your enjoyment. The 5 pianists included in this episode are: 1. Nonie Sadler 2. Andrew (the Wizard) Farrell 3. Isador Goodman 4. Don … Continue reading Pianists – Episode 022 →
This episode comes from ID 32054 in our Virtual Museum and it is John Smyth with contributions from Graeme Bell, Roger Beilby, Ray Marginson and Campbell Burnap as the Graeme Bell Centenary Tribute. The show went to air on Sept 20, 2014 on 3CR’s JOAS show.
This episode comes from ID 40897 in our Virtual Museum and it is Roger Beilby on Oct 10, 2009 doing a 3CR JOAS show featuring Don Anderson.
This episode comes from ID 26398 in our Virtual Museum and it is Roger Beilby on Dec 31, 1994 doing a 3CR JOAS show featuring the New Melbourne Jazz Band who were off to California.
AJM President Ian Rutherford guides us on a journey. He introduces a series of pianists from our wonderful collection of Australian jazz. This is the next episode in a series for your enjoyment. The 5 pianists included in this episode are: 1. Doug Rawson 2. Col Hanson 3. Dr Steve Barry 4. Bobby Gebert … Continue reading Pianists – Episodes 021 →
We’re trying out another way to present some of our collection to members and the public. Again, we’re using the podcast format like the Pianists. This is a pilot episode to see whether people are interested in listening to historical episodes of Jazz on a Saturday. I hope you find it enjoyable. We would love … Continue reading Jazz on a Saturday – Rewind Podcast →
AJM President Ian Rutherford guides us on a journey. He introduces a series of pianists from our wonderful collection of Australian jazz. This is the next episode in a series for your enjoyment. The 5 pianists included in this episode are: 1. Merle Stevens (nee Phillips) 2. John Chisholm 3. Ron Cook 4. Ken … Continue reading Pianists – Episode 020 →
AJM President Ian Rutherford guides us on a journey. He introduces a series of pianists from our wonderful collection of Australian jazz. This is the next episode in a series for your enjoyment. The 5 pianists included in this episode are: 1. Randall Muir 2. Herbie Marks 3. Felix Blatt 4. James Bowers 5. … Continue reading Pianists – Episode 019 →
AJM President Ian Rutherford guides us on a journey. He introduces a series of pianists from our wonderful collection of Australian jazz. This is the next episode in a series for your enjoyment. The 5 pianists included in this episode are: 1. Frank Milne 2. Alan Deake 3. Alister Spence 4. Laurie Wilson 5. … Continue reading Pianists – Episode 018 →
AJM President Ian Rutherford guides us on a journey. He introduces a series of pianists from our wonderful collection of Australian jazz. This is the next episode in a series for your enjoyment. The 5 pianists included in this episode are: 1. Ben Johnson 2. Lauren Tsamouras 3. Mal Logan 4. Ian Clyne 5. … Continue reading Pianists – Episode 017 →
AJM President Ian Rutherford guides us on a journey. He introduces a series of pianists from our wonderful collection of Australian jazz. This is the next episode in a series for your enjoyment. The 5 pianists included in this episode are: 1. Don Ives 2. Mike Nock 3. Andy Vance 4. Hans Kasseymeye 5. … Continue reading Pianists – Episode 016 →
AJM President Ian Rutherford guides us on a journey. He introduces a series of pianists from our wonderful collection of Australian jazz. This is the next episode in a series for your enjoyment. The 5 pianists included in this episode are: 1. Kim Harris 2. Rory Clarke 3. Allan Knight 4. Chris Abrahams 5. … Continue reading Pianists – Episode 015 →
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