What does NCOJ stand for?

New Conception of Jazz (Bugge Wesseltoft CD set)

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Slang/chat, popular culture
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National Centre for Occupational Health (Johannesburg, South Africa) National Coordination Office for High Performance Computing and Communications National Committee on Inquiry (National Association of Social Workers) National Competition in Organ Improvisation (American Guild of Organists) National Congress on Integrity Nederlands Commercieel Opleidings Instituut (Dutch: Dutch Commercial Training Institute) North County Orthopedics, Inc. (Missouri) Network Centric Operations Industry Consortium Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge (military) National Council of Insurance Legislators		Non-Commissioned Officers Journal (US Army, Fort Bliss, Texas) National Council of Jewish Women North Carolina Operation Lifesaver National Council of Organizations of Less Commonly Taught Languages Non-Commissioned Officer Logistics Program National Center for Online Learning Research (now Virtual Center for Online Learning Research) National Committee on Orientalist Library Resources (UK) Non-Commissioned Officer Leadership School National Coalition Of Motorcyclists National Congress of Mothers (forerunner of PTA)

Samples in periodicals archive:

With his band New Conception of Jazz he took the decisive step away from the jazz venues and into the club scene, and his smiling face and ancient Fender Rhodes keyboard have been a regular sight in them ever since.

Culture: Jazz Diary: Adding spice to the menu

BUGGE WESSELTOFT's NEW CONCEPTION OF JAZZ Moving (Jazzland): Wesseltoft is at the heart of the new Scandinavian movement.

CD Review of the year: JAZZ CDs OF THE YEAR

Byline: Peter Bacon CD OF THE WEEK BUGGE WESSELTOFT's NEW CONCEPTION OF JAZZ Moving (Jazzland): It may not sound like jazz, more drum 'n' bass if anything, but the Norwegian keyboard player calls it jazz, and it's a masterpiece, so why argue?

CD Reviews: Jazz B