Okay Temiz leads Oriental Wind band

Okay Temiz leads Oriental Wind band

The legendary jazz band founded in Sweden by Okay Temiz, Oriental Wind, is visiting Istanbul.

The group, which took its name from Temiz’s old album ‘Oriental Wind Project,’ recorded its first album in Stockholm in 1977. The veteran performers are at Babylon tonight.

Address: Şehbender Sk. No. 3, Tünel, Asmalımescit
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