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Nov 2019
1h 7m

Blue Voodoo Episode 1 - Sebastian Noelle

Peter Pedersen: Jazz podcaster
About this episode
This is the first episode of the podcast Blue Voodoo. I am interviewing Sebastian Noelle at The Copenhagen Jazz Festival, July 14, 2018. He was performing several shows as both front man and side man at the festival. Sebastian Noelle is a German guitar player who lives in New York and has been part of the city´s muti-facated creative music scene since 2002. ... Show More
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