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Jazz Appreciation month celebrated at the Ambassador’s Residence

Ambassador Wells and Mrs. Wells poising with The Baatin Jazz Band

On Thursday 24^th April, Ambassador Barry L. Wells hosted a musical concert at his residence to celebrate Jazz appreciation month. The concert was attended by a diverse section of the Gambian community, with a strong presence of the musicians and the media houses. The Baton Band, a multi-cultural group, entertained the guests with American Jazz and Blues, and a rich selection of traditional Gambian folk music. (more)

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