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Jazz Up Late
Join Gerry on an adventure in the world of progressive jazz and creative improvised music, with new recordings from home and across the globe.
Latest Episode
Broadcast:
Fri 17 Feb 10:30pmMon 20 Feb 9:10pm
'Mettle' is the new album from veteran guitarist Michael Musillami - just one of the highlights on this episode of Jazz Up Late. More here.
Recent Episodes
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Fri 10 Feb 11:00pm Mon 13 Feb 9:00pm
On Jazz Up Late: The Benders, the 1980's Sydney band featuring Dale Barlow, Jason Morphett, Chris Abrahams, Lloyd Swanton and Andrew Gander. |
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Fri 3 Feb 11:00pm Mon 6 Feb 9:00pm
Jazz Up Late features the late UK composer Graham Collier and a reissue of the 1978 album 'The Day Of The Dead'. More here... |
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Fri 27 Jan 10:30pm Mon 30 Jan 9:00pm
Another live recording on Jazz Up Late - this one from the Ari Hoenig Quartet, and their appearance at the 2009 Wangaratta Festival of Jazz. |
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Fri 20 Jan 10:30pm On Jazz Up Late - La Societe des Antipodes live at the Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre during the 2011 Wanagratta Jazz Festival. |
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Fri 13 Jan 10:30pm Jazz Up Late: Jason Moran and The Bandwagon, live at the Forum Theatre during the 2011 Melbourne International Jazz Festival. Hear it now. |
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Fri 6 Jan 10:30pm On Jazz Up Late - two concert features: Mary Halvorson Trio live in Melbourne and the Stu Hunter ensemble at the Wangaratta Festival. |















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Hi Gerry,
My name is David Phillips, I am a full time double bassist with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, and have recently collaborated with some of Adelaide's finest musicians to create an album of original contemporary jazz. The band is called Bottleneck and our debut album is called 'Diversions'. We are really proud of it and would like to send you a copy with the hope that you will like it and play it on your show. Could you please let me know who and where I should send a copy to.
Kind Regards
David
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