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Dave Puddy: "Eventually we paid our entrance money [to Eel Pie Island] and fought our way to one of the many bars where we could buy our Newcastle Brown and retire to the back of the heaving dancefloor. There must have been lights somewhere, but my memory remains of being in some dark cavernous wonderland." - (Just Jazz July 2020)

Dave Rempis: “Ten years from now, I can see musicians streaming concerts in real time and charging a minimal amount for people to watch.” - (DownBeat September 2013)

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Born This Day
Louis Armstrong and Steve Andrews.

Sunday, September 21, 2014

Tune in with Rob Heron

Wake up to Weekend Wogan (Sunday 21 September, Radio 2, 11:00am) to hear Jamie Cullum live in session. 
At noon on Radio 3 Private Passions profiles mathematician and keen jazz painist Timothy Gowers. Clare Teal (Radio 2, 9:00pm) talks to Georgia Mancio ahead of the singer’s ReVoice! festival.
Charlie Haden is remembered on Jazz on 3 (Monday, Radio 3, 11:00pm) with a repeat of the bassist’s concert performance at the 2007 London Jazz Festival. 
A welcome repeat of Bombay Jazz (Thursday, Radio 4, 11:00pm) looks at the jazz scene in 1930s India and on Friday Newcastle’s Rob Heron and the Tea Pad Orchestra drop into the In Tune studio (Radio 3, 4:30pm).            
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