Blues, Jazz entertainment in Spain
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Onda Pasadena
With jazz on Tuesday and flamenco on Thursday, has regular live music, mostly rock, but not always.
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El Cantor de Jazz
This popular place pays heavy tribute, by its name alone, to the first film talkie. A nice selection of jazzy instruments is part of the décor and the sounds are a mix of blues, R&B and even a bit of jazz, with occasional live turns.
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Naima Café Jazz
f you’re getting tired of the flamenco then you can jazz out at this intimate place, which sways to the sound of mellow jazz (live at weekends). Ask the bar staff for details of who’s playing and when.
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Jazz Café
This fabulous, cavernous bar full of black-and-white jazz photos puts on regular live jazz and jam sessions. It’s also a good place for an early-morning (8am) hangover cure.
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Enano Rojo
Gritty and grungy Enano Rojo, with its toadstool emblem, plays jazz and funk to a hip crowd on weekends. Mid-week it's a little tamer and the later you get here the better.
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Big John’s
Tucked away behind the cathedral to the east, Big John’s is a jazz hang-out with a vigorous sound mix including bee bop, Latin and Dixieland.
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Dado Dadá
Jazz fans should head for this Santiago mainstay, featuring jam sessions starting at 11pm Tuesday.
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La Buena Estrella
Tap along to weekly jazz sessions in the evening or sip tea by day at this chilled café.
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Cambalache
This elongated, dimly-lit, jazz and blues bar often hosts live music on Thursdays.
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Saxo Bar
Down the hill a little, this place sometimes has live music, usually jazz.
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Blue Jazz Club
Located on the 7th floor of the Hotel Saratoga, this sophisticated club with high-altitude views over Palma offers after-dinner jazz and blues concerts from Thursday to Saturday, and a Monday evening jam session. Admission may be free but you're expected to buy a drink.
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