Lola ATA33 to co-present ""Underground Jazz Cabaret""

to co-present ""Underground Jazz Cabaret"" during Black History Month

including Billboard-charting albums

An absolutely essential listen and a major masterpiece

which formerly have felt primarily of alien origin

Lola ATA33 to co-present ""Underground Jazz Cabaret""Originally released in 1964, and now much sought after by collectors and connoisseurs, original vinyl copies of this landmark Jazz album now sell for around 500. As the original sleeve notes stated, "jazz is inevitably associated with the United States", and yet it has long been the case that other countries and cultures are able to bring a unique perspective to the music, as displayed on Lola, an album recorded in a pre internet age by a hugely