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SUPER SUMMER COMPETITION You can win a pair of free tickets to the Midsummer Big Band Music Evening at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens on Sunday 22nd June featuring the N C Big Band and the Ralph Allin Trio. We have three pairs of tickets for prizes. This wonderful evening, listening to music from the bandstand and dancing if you wish, comes highly recommended by your editors. To win a pair of tickets send your name and address, or you can either phone us on 0121-241 6751 or e-mail us at jazzwestmids@yahoo.co.uk mentioning the Botanical Competition. Names will be put in a hat, first three out win.	Coventry Jazz Festival 22nd-26th May with Jools Holland, Jazz Jamaica, Randy Brecker,Hugh Masekela and much more . . . . . . THIS AND MORE IN FEATURES MAY LISTINGS NOW UP APRIL LISTINGS STILL UP APRIL FEATURES ARCHIVE

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