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The "Coda Club", a monthly social gathering of jazz musicians from the Feldman Swing Club era, continues to be held.On 10 June 2007, George Melly, whose association with the 100 Club goes back to the days when he performed there with Lyttelton, gave his last ever public performance.In 2009 Feldman's Swing Club was named by the Brecon Jazz Festival as one of 12 venues which had made the most important contributions to jazz music in the United Kingdom, for its contributions in the 1942-1954 period.

Occasionally, big-name touring bands will play "secret" or low-key unadvertised gigs there, relying on word of mouth to fill the 350-capacity space.

"Buckingham Palace hits right note with jazz fans", London Evening Standard (August 3, 2009).

The Feldman Trio the latter composed of Feldman's children, which included then 8-year old child prodigy jazz drummer Victor Feldman. "100 Oxford Street" The Independent (September 16, 1995)The club was popular with working people and American GI's, who introduced jitterbug to the club, banned at most other music venues.

Instead there is a busy programme often booked up many months in advance by promoters aware of the cachet of having a sold-out night at the venue.

It became a mecca for black musicians from the Empire, such as Frank Holder, Coleridge Goode and Ray Ellington.The club was eventually taken over by Humphrey Lyttleton's manager and during that period, Louis Armstrong appeared at the venue.Following involvement in the Trad boom, and the UK beat scene and R'n'B, the club became famous during the punk years.20 and 21 September 1976 saw the 100 Club play host to the first 'International punk festival', an event which helped to push the then new punk rock movement from the underground into the cultural and musical mainstream.

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