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Mountain People
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A Thousand Ships
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Food of Love
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Lucky Star
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Julian Nicholas Band Brighton, UK
Julian Nicholas is a well-respected saxophonist from Brighton that has been a regular performer in the UK for the past three decades. He is also known as the co-promoter of the South Coast Jazz Festival. Julian brought together a collection of great players for these recordings that we feel deserve further acclaim. We are releasing three albums from recordings made in the 1990s. ... more
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