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Tag Archives: barbican
Alphablog: J is for Jelly Jazz
As a student in Plymouth between 1999 and 2002 a major night out for my friends and I was a regular Wednesday night at the Quay Club at the Barbican.
The music defined the evening; revellers danced the night away to a blend of jazz, soul and funk at the self proclaimed ‘funkiest club South of the North Pole’. That club was the now legendary Jelly Jazz.
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Tagged acid jazz, Alphablog, barbican, bluenote, club, dance, Design, flyer, funk, jazz, jelly jazz, nightclub, pete isaac, plymouth, publicity, soul, south pole
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