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Wednesday 8th February 2012
Soulful Acid Jazz
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Clara Hill, Fabryka Trzciny (ul. Otwocka 14) Sunday, Jan. 20 at 19:00. More at www.fabrykatrzciny.pl.
Clara Hill’s benediction came in the form of a broken-beat-nu-jazz master. At the height of acid jazz in the 1990s, she founded the combo Superjuice and during one of her shows, bumped into DJ Alex Barck from Jazzanova. This proved to be the outset of Big Things, and Hill went on to be the singer of their hit No Use. Since then she has recorded three studio albums (Restless Times, All That I Can Provide and Sideways – released in September) whose sound ...
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T.Urban just read MP in ‘darkie’ incident and said
"Well, well !! Xenophobia crawls out of its worm hole - again! The shame is that Suski and his cohorts ..."
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