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When did Ronnie Scotts open for business?
Ronnie Scott's is a Jazz club located in London's Soho district. It was opened on Friday October 30th, 1959. Ronnie Scott's is named after the man who created the club.
Where is the best place to find information about Ronnie Scotts?
There are several books that contain information about Ronnie Scotts and his career which can be accessed through a local library. One may also contact the Ronnis Scotts Jazz club in London, Soho to seek information about the musician. As a last resource a quick web search would provide some useful information as well.
When was Iridium Jazz Club created?
Iridium Jazz Club was created in 1994.
When was Commonwealth Jazz Club created?
Commonwealth Jazz Club was created in 1965.
When was Smalls Jazz Club created?
Smalls Jazz Club was created in 1993.
When was Blue Wisp Jazz Club created?
Blue Wisp Jazz Club was created in 1977.
Who played Ronnie Scott's in 1971?
In 1971, Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club in London featured a variety of notable artists. Among them was the legendary jazz saxophonist Stan Getz, who performed in a series of concerts during that year. Additionally, the club hosted other prominent musicians, contributing to its reputation as a key venue for jazz.
What was jimi Hendrix last concert in Britain?
Apparently it was at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club...
Who is Ronnie Ball?
Ronnie Ball was famous a jazz pianist from England.
When did Charlie Mingus play at Ronnies?
Charlie Mingus performed at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club in London on several occasions, with notable performances in the early 1960s. One of his most famous appearances took place in 1964. His time at Ronnie Scott's helped solidify his reputation in the European jazz scene.
What's the name of and artist of a certain 15 minute 43 second salsa jazz song?
Maybe you mean the recording of La Misa Negra by Irakere, live at Ronnie Scotts? It's not a 'certain' song when you can't provide any information about it, by the way...
Who did the jazz draft?
Ronnie Brewer and Kyrylo Fesenko
