time in over 30 years guest artists. With financial support from the NSW Government Marla Dixon (trumpet and vocals) and Shaye Cohn (piano and cornet), band leaders from New Orleans, performed throughout the 74th AJC with Australian musicians. Their presence was greeted by popular acclaim from Musicians and Delegates. Regrettably, the 75th AJC, scheduled for December 2020 was postponed until December 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Australian jazz magazines Established in 1932, Music Maker was a Sydney-based magazine available nationally, with a focus on jazz music. In 1957 they ran a poll to find the most popular jazz musicians in Australia. The winners recorded an album, and included Ken Brentnall (trumpet), Johnny Bamford (trombone), Frank Smith (alto sax), Malcolm "Mal" Cunningham (flute), Don Burrows (clarinet), Dave Owens (tenor sax), Terry Wilkinson (piano), Johnny Weine (guitar), Pat Caplice (vibraphone), Ron Webber (drums), and Freddy Logan (bass). Other titles included Jazz notes (started 1941), The beat (1949), Matrix (1954), Jazz down under (1974), Jazz Australia (1980), Jazz (1984), and Dingo (2021). Notable Australian jazz musicians Ade Monsbourgh Alan Lee Alan Turnbull Allan Browne Andrea Keller Barney McAll Bernie McGann Bob Barnard Bob Bertles Bob Sedergreen Bruce Cale Bruce Clarke Bryce Rohde Charlie Munro Chris Ludowyk Chris McNulty Dale Barlow Dannielle Gaha Dave Dallwitz Dave Panichi David Jones Don Burrows Emma Pask Errol Buddle Eugene Ball Frank Coughlan Frank Gambale George Golla Graeme Bell Graeme Lyall Graham Wood Ian Cooper Jack Brokensha Jacki Cooper James Morrison James Muller Jamie Oehlers Janet Seidel Johannes Luebbers John McAll John Morrison John Pochée John Sangster Jordan Murray Joshua Rusitovski Kerrie Biddell Kristin Berardi Matt Jodrell Mark Simmonds Mike Nock Miroslav Bukovsky Nick Haywood Nicki Parrott Niran Dasika Paul Furniss Paul Grabowsky Paul Williamson (trumpet) Peter Boothman Quentin Angus Robert Burke Roger Frampton Sam Anning Sam Keevers Sandy Evans Sarah Maclaine Scott Tinkler Shannon Barnett Stephen Magnusson Tom Vincent Tommy Emmanuel Tony Gould Troy Roberts Vince Jones Notable ensembles Australian Art Orchestra The Australian Jazz Quartet Bennetts Lane Big Band The Catholics Crossfire Galapagos Duck The Jive Bombers The Necks The Syncopators Swing City Triosk The Vampires Wanderlust Monash Art Ensemble References Bisset, Andrew. Black Roots White Flowers – A History of Jazz in Australia. Golden Press, 1979. Clare, John. Bodgie Dada and the Cult of the Cool. University of NSW Press, 1995. . Johnson, Bruce. The Oxford Companion to Australian Jazz. Oxford University Press, 1987.