A Love of Music and Wine: Toshiko Akiyoshi is the only Japanese woman ever to lead a successful jazz band in this country

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Issue: May 15, 1996

May 15, 1996 A Love of Music and Wine Toshiko Akiyoshi is the only Japanese woman ever to lead a successful jazz band in this country By Thomas Matthews Arms raised high in the air, Toshiko Akiyoshi stands in front of her big band, a slight figure in black slacks and a tuxedo jacket.

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