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Pem Gerner

a truly renaissance man

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Eurobodalla Jazz Club and Live Music (EJC and ELM)

EJC was a monthly gathering of musicians from the NSW South Coast who gathered at the Bowling Club’s auditorium space. The acts were many and varied, and patrons could dance if they so chose. Pem played there with his group Trilogy or joined other groups for the occasion.

At the EJC (Eurobodalla Jazz Club) and later ELM (Eurobodalla Live Music) there were always occasions to form special backing groups just for the occasion and this is one such group.

ELM was essentially a change of venue for the previously named EJC, with perhaps a broadening of the range of artists performing.

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