Pianists – Episode 016

from Australian Jazz Museum · host Robert Ayres

  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. John McAll      

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