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Formed in 1972, the Society works to support and promote jazz & blues. Activities include concerts and a weekly e-newsletter. The TJBS is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) corporation, supported by member dues, admission fees, and grants. Learn More

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Jazz Music City "Celebrating Our Own"- Review

"Celebrating Our Own" by Jazz Music City, Franklin Theatre, October 4, 2011. Reviewed by Austin Bealmear. While the dominant image of Nashville will always be cowboy hats, rhinestones, and th...

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Alligator Records' 40th Anniversary Collection

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Headhunters release Platinum CD

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My Five Favorite Jazz Solos (For Today Anyway)

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Reflections of a Music City Jazz Fan: CD Review

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Jazz Orchestra swings into Jazz & Jokes

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Chick Corea and Return to Forever: A History

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Review: Imer Santiago Quintet debut at Jazz Cave

The Imer Santiago Quintet featuring Roland Barber (trombone and shells), Tyson Rogers (piano), John Westbury (drums), Ivan Santiago (bass), and Imer Santiago (trumpet and flugelhorn) performed two s...

Afro-Cuban All Stars heat up VU's Langford Auditor

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