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[close] For those of us that enjoy McCoy Tyner, The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Abbey Lincoln, Michael Franks, Billie Holiday, Fats Waller, Nina Simone....you know, that other music not mentioned in the "Music Lovers" group, this group is for you.

[close] The title says it all lol but really, don't you sometimes like to escape from our harsh reality and judgmental society by reading short novels with elements of the past, while listening to your favorite mid 50s/60s tune or jazz record, making a connection with the past and the present, while sipping your favorite drink (Latte ☕ for me please!) ? If that is the case, what do you read in these moments? What do you watch? What do you listen to? If that nonsense rings any bells to you, if you enjoy any forms of Art, then we can be friends and I would love you to suggest me anything related to these topics 📙 ✏ ♬☺

[close] "So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past" The 1920's was an incredible era in the world's history. It was the birth of modern culture, celebrity, the birth of hot jazz and dance bands that would be synonymous with the era. Films, fashion and literature developed at a phenomenal rate. It was the era of prohibition and wild excess, all brought to an end with the Stock Market Crash of 1929. This group celebrates that era, and the many influences it left behind. Our FaceBook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/jazzage/ Grab some moonshine and come on in!

[close] The only group where dancers can share their love of reading and dance together. It doesn't matter if you have just started, or if you are a pro. Men and women are welcome, so don't be shy!