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AAJ Turns 28

By Michael Ricci
August 27, 2023
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All About Jazz turned 28 on August 15th. Our friends at Mosaic Records described our anniversary as "a helluva an accomplishment!" and we agree. Staying power in jazz (online) is rare, but we've figured out how to make it work through the years.

We mentioned previously that we have several projects in the pipeline to improve AAJ and Jazz Near You. They are significant, come with a price tag, and we're looking for member assistance. If you have yet to make a financial contribution to All About Jazz, please consider one today. All it takes is $25.

The Google ads you see at our website earn less and less and some of our readers use ad blockers. With limited industry support, we rely heavily on our readers. The way we see it, if five percent made a modest donation, it would make a tremendous difference and we could consider dropping the Google ads. So please, help us improve AAJ now and well into the future by donating today.

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