Jazz festival exhibition at Birmingham New Street
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The Potato Head Jazz Band is a six-piece group which performed at O'Neill's on Broad Street, Birmingham
Birmingham's New Street station is tooting horns of a different kind thanks to an exhibition of jazz-themed photos.
The main concourse will feature 52 images, from last summer's Birmingham, Sandwell & Westside Jazz Festival, until 28 February.
They are the work of Merlin Daleman, twice winner of the Silver Camera Award for best documentary photographer, in The Netherlands.
Network Rail donated the space.
Here's a look at some of the photographs on public display:
King Pleasure and the Biscuit Boys were at a West Bromwich library during last year's festival
Les Zauto Stompers, a quartet from Paris, featured at the Edwardian Tearooms at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
Blue Silk performed at Hilton Garden Inn in July
The Jim Dandies were at The Mailbox, Birmingham
The Potato Head Jazz Band at The Brasshouse
Children were encouraged to learn the ukelele at last year's festival
The 36th Birmingham, Sandwell & Westside Jazz Festival will take place from 17 to 26 July, with more than 200 performances planned.
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