Thu, 27 Oct, 2011 - 01:00
Dan Buckley
The Guinness Cork Jazz Festival has come a long way over the past three decades and this year you don’t even have to be a jazz fanatic to enjoy it.
“It promises to be a fantastic weekend,” says publicist Jean Kearney.
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CourtsPlace: CorkPlace: Everyman Palace TheatrePlace: ChicagoPlace: DetroitPlace: Cork Opera HousePlace: Opera HousePlace: Triskel ChristchurchPlace: Triskel AuditoriumPlace: EuropePlace: NetherlandsPlace: BerlinPlace: WalesPerson: Jean KearneyPerson: Richard GallianoPerson: Jan GarbarekPerson: Randy BreckerPerson: Bill EvansPerson: GallianoPerson: Jean-Luc PontyPerson: Damon AlbarnPerson: Michael Peter BalzaryPerson: FleaPerson: Tony AllenPerson: Fatoumata DiawaraPerson: Theo ParrishPerson: Tim MinchinPerson: Pee Wee EllisPerson: Grandmaster FlashPerson: Tia FullePerson: BeyoncePerson: Clint EastwoodPerson: KylePerson: Bill Evans’Person: Stanley JordanEvent: Guinness Cork Jazz FestivalOrganisation: GorillazOrganisation: Red Hot Chili PeppersOrganisation: Hypnotic Brass EnsembleOrganisation: Harlem Gospel ChoirOrganisation: AmiinaOrganisation: SavoyOrganisation: His Funk AssembleOrganisation: Linley Hamilton QuartetOrganisation: Classical CoolOrganisation: WoWos New York SextetOrganisation: OhnO JazzbandOrganisation: The Dixieland CrackerjacksOrganisation: Beat ‘n BlowOrganisation: 470 Big Band