PUNK JAZZ? An interview with John L. Walters and Richard James Burgess of Landscape

Originally an eight-piece jazz band (1974), briefly a sextet (1975) and ultimately a five-piece, Landscape performed anywhere and everywhere they could in and around London and then further afield, from art colleges to village fetes as well as pub and club venues. I’m not sure if I first saw them at The Nashville or The Music Machine, but in 1977 they were a welcome distraction from and contrast to the pub rock and recycled pub rock of punk.

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Punk & Post Punk
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2024-09-09
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https://doi.org/10.1386/punk_00262_7
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Urban Planning and Landscape Design
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PUNK JAZZ? An interview with John L. Walters and Richard James Burgess of Landscape

Rupert Loydell
Punk & Post Punk
Urban Planning and Landscape Design
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PUNK JAZZ? An interview with John L. Walters and Richard James Burgess of Landscape

Rupert Loydell
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Abstract

Originally an eight-piece jazz band (1974), briefly a sextet (1975) and ultimately a five-piece, Landscape performed anywhere and everywhere they could in and around London and then further afield, from art colleges to village fetes as well as pub and club venues. I’m not sure if I first saw them at The Nashville or The Music Machine, but in 1977 they were a welcome distraction from and contrast to the pub rock and recycled pub rock of punk.

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