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Ian Patterson's Best Live Shows of 2012
1. January 21: Ron Cole Trio Mark Two Pub, Vientiane, Laos
2. February 14: Remember Shakti Ramallah Cultural Palace, Ramallah, Palestinian Territories
3. May 11: New Cool Collective Borneo Jazz, Miri, Sarawak, Borneo
4. May 19: Meg Okura & the Pan Asian Chamber Jazz Ensemble KL International Jazz Festival, Kuala Lumpur Convention Center, Malaysia
5. May 19: Ernie Watts & the Jeremy Monteiro International Trio KL International Jazz Festival, Kuala Lumpur Convention Center, Malaysia
6. May 20: Hiromi KL International Jazz Festival, Kuala Lumpur Convention Center, Malaysia
7. May 20: Ahmad Jamal KL International Jazz Festival, Kuala Lumpur Convention Center, Malaysia
8. September 1: Quoc Trung, Nguyen Le, Dhaffer Youssef, Than Lam, Rhani Krija, Kieu Anh Hanoi Opera House, Hanoi, Vietnam
9. October 13: : Michael Blake Trio with Samuel Blasser OCT LOFT Jazz Festival, Shenzhen, China
10. October 21: Diego Figueiredo Trio Beishan International Jazz Festival, China
11. October 21: Butterscotch Beishan International Jazz Festival, China
12. October 21: Luca Ciarla Quartet Beishan International Jazz Festival, China
13. November 21: Asian Jazz All-Stars Power Quartet Segre, France
14. December 2: Martin Taylor Penang Island Jazz Festival, Malaysia
Photo Credits
Ron Cole Trio: Ian Patterson
Remember Shakti: Ridvan Yumlu
New Cool Collective, Meg Okura Pan Asian Chamber Jazz Ensemble, Ernie Watts & the Jeremy Monteiro International Trio, Hiromi, Ahmad Jamal: Pein Lee
Nguyen Le, Quoc Trung, Dhaffer Youssef, Than Lam, Rhani Krija, Kieu Anh: Trongtung Nguyen
Michael Blake Trio with Samuel Blaser: Sabrina Ouyang
Diego Figueiredo, Butterscotch, Luca Ciarla: Grace Li
Asian Jazz All-Stars Power Quartet: Varian Monteiro
Martin Taylor: Michael Lee
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