Tasmanian Bruce Gourlay has been caressing the keyboard for nearly 70 years.

Based in Launceston, he is no stranger to the Tasmanian jazz scene.... performing solo with dinner music or mixing and matching small jazz groups like "Double Date".

The Launceston Jazz Club has organised a special afternoon to celebrate International Jazz Day 2025 at the Australian Italian Club on the 4th May.

Bruce and Double Date have been billed to play a couple of sets throughout the afternoon.

Bruce is truly at home with the piano now after an interesting start/stop/start with music in his early school days.

Listen to his story from the Long Lunch program on City Park Radio.

www.facebook.com/LauncestonJazzClub/

https://jazzday.com/ 

Tasmanian Bruce Gourlay has been caressing the keyboard for nearly 70 years.
Based in Launceston, he is no stranger to the Tasmanian jazz scene.... performing solo with dinner music or mixing and matching small jazz groups like "Double Date".
The Launceston Jazz Club has organised a special afternoon to celebrate International Jazz Day 2025 at the Australian Italian Club on the 4th May.
Bruce and Double Date have been billed to play a couple of sets throughout the afternoon.
Bruce is truly at home with the piano now after an interesting start/stop/start with music in his early school days.
Listen to his story from the Long Lunch program on City Park Radio.
<a href="https://www.facebook.com/LauncestonJazzClub/">www.facebook.com/LauncestonJazzClub/</a>
<a href="https://jazzday.com/">https://jazzday.com/</a>&nbsp;

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