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1. theworldofsax.com · ronnie-scotts-jazz-club-aRonnie Scott’s Jazz Club: A Beacon in British Jazz History

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   Jan 28, 2024 · Ronnie Scott, an iconic figure in the world of jazz, left a tremendous legacy to the British jazz scene through the establishment of Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club in London. The club, which opened its doors on 30th October 1959 in Soho, was co-founded by Scott and his fellow musician Pete King.

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     Jazz Docu - Ronnie Scott - and All That Jazz

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     A very rare clip of the great... - Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club

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     Ronnie Scott's: The Legendary Jazz Venue of London's Soho | Times Travel

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3. www.loc.gov · item · jotsJAZZ SCENE AT THE RONNIE SCOTT CLUB ... - Library of Congress

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   film, video jazz scene at the ronnie scott club: gary burton, buddy tate, clarke-boland

4. www.imdb.com · title · tt8618536Jazz Scene at the Ronnie Scott Club (TV Series 1969–1970) - IMDb

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   Jazz Scene at the Ronnie Scott Club: With Ronnie Scott, Tony Coe, John Marshall, Derek Watkins. A series featuring some of Britain's top Jazz artists at Europe's top Jazz Club.

   • Genre: Music
   • Stars: Ronnie Scott, Tony Coe, John Marshall

   • Release Date: 1969-08
   • Actors: Ronnie Scott, Tony Coe, John Marshall

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6. www.loc.gov · item · jotsJAZZ SCENE AT THE RONNIE SCOTT CLUB: THE JOHNNY DANKWORTH ...

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   JAZZ SCENE AT THE RONNIE SCOTT CLUB: OSCAR PETERSON, KENNY BURRELL, STÉPHANE GRAPPELLI, MILES DAVIS motion picture | Made-for-TV series. Medium length film (30-60 minutes). 1.

7. www.bbc.co.uk · programmes · m000pjcmRonnie’s: Ronnie Scott and His World-Famous Jazz Club

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   Nov 15, 2020 · A celebration of the legacy of Ronnie Scott and his world-famous jazz club, featuring previously unseen and unheard performances as well as interviews with some of the most iconic figures...

8. www.nytimes.com · 2022/02/08 · artsA Hallowed London Jazz Club Comes to Life Onscreen

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   Feb 8, 2022 · The new documentary “Ronnie’s” tells the story of a venue that reshaped the city’s jazz scene, and the mysterious musician who lent it his name.

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   Who was Ronnie Scott?

   • Ronnie Scott, an iconic figure in the world of jazz, left a tremendous legacy to the British jazz scene through the establishment of Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club in London. The club, which opened its doors on 30th October 1959 in Soho, was co-founded by Scott and his fellow musician Pete King.

   Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club: A Beacon in British Jazz History

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   When was Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club opened?

   • History of Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club History of Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club For Ronnie Scott and Pete King, the dream finally came true on Friday October 30th, 1959. That was the day they opened their jazz club in basement premises at 39 Gerrard Street, in London's Soho.

   History of Ronnie Scotts

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   What happened to Ronnie Scott?

   • Ronnie Scott’s personal life, marked by struggles with depression, added a layer of complexity to his character. Despite these challenges, his passion for jazz and his club remained undiminished. After his death in 1996, the club continued to flourish, retaining its status as a central figure in the jazz world.

   Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club: A Beacon in British Jazz History

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   Why did Scott & King start a jazz club?

   • Scott and King saw it as a place where British jazz musicians could work out material in a safe space — all strains of jazz were welcome — and get paid fairly, not a small thing in that era. The club, which moved to a bigger space on Frith Street in 1968, is known as the birthplace of British jazz.

   A Hallowed London Jazz Club Comes to Life Onscreen

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10. www.youtube.com · channel · UC0CpuLbD30nXIHF_OMHrX2QRonnie Scott's Jazz Club - YouTube

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    We're inviting you behind the scenes like never before, bringing you exclusive footage of live performances from the legendary club, interviews and insights from the masters of the craft,...