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Jig, Jag, Jug
07:16
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Nordic Blues
05:46
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October Ending
09:10
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Count Up / Tune Down
06:17
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Metaphorical Gardening
07:12
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The Ayes Have It
05:32
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Nørrebro
09:01
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Jig, Jag, Jug (Reprise)
01:37
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Matt Anderson London, UK
Born in the North Yorkshire Moors, saxophonist and Dankworth Prize-winning composer Matt Anderson has lived in London since
2015.
His first three albums were well-received by the jazz press, with Jazzwise describing the latest release as “unmistakably British straightahead music, cleanly melodic in shape".
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