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The Mostly Jazz Festival at Birmingham’s Moseley Park. Set to surpass the success of previous years events Mostly Jazz Festival is a a three day line-up showcasing the diversity of contemporary jazz in all its forms. From avant-garde, free and modern jazz through to vocal, song based jazz, jazz-fusion and future jazz it’s also about considering jazz’s influence and relationship to other music art-forms such as Latin music, funk and soul.
Lineup
Day 1
10 acts- Roots ManuvaLeft Foot Main Stage
- GhostpoetLeft Foot Main Stage
- DJ ShadowLeft Foot Main Stage
- BadBadNotGoodLeft Foot Main Stage
- TroumacaLeft Foot Second Stage
- MaylightLeft Foot Second Stage
- Free SchoolLeft Foot Second Stage
- Sam RedmoreLeft Foot Second Stage
- Paper TigerLeft Foot Second Stage
- Gilles PetersonMr Scruff's Tennis Hut
Day 2
12 acts- The Family StoneMain Stage
- OdysseyMain Stage
- Introducing Plays Mr ScruffMain Stage
- The BongolianMain Stage
- SpeedometerMain Stage
- Colman BrothersMain Stage
- Lack of AfroYardbird Stage
- Craig CharlesYardbird Stage
- Federation of the Disco PimpYardbird Stage
- The Atlantic PlayersYardbird Stage
- The Electric Swing CircusYardbird Stage
- rotunda of wonderYardbird Stage
Day 3
11 acts- George Clinton and Parliament FunkadelicMain Stage
- Soweto KinchMain Stage
- Fred Wesley & The New J.B.'sMain Stage
- Neil Cowley TrioMain Stage
- Zoe RahmanMain Stage
- Andy Hamilton & the Blue NotesMain Stage
- Abram WilsonJazzlines Stage
- InterleaveJazzlines Stage
- HuskJazzlines Stage
- Miles Levin QuintetJazzlines Stage
- Steve AjaoJazzlines Stage
Location & Map
Moseley Park, West Midlands
Birmingham, West Midlands, B13
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Videos
Mostly Jazz Festival 2012 — Official Video
Mostly Jazz Festival 2012 — Highlights
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