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Location: New York City, USA. Historical significance: Opened in 1981, it's one of the world's most famous jazz clubs and a symbol of the revival of jazz in New York in the 1980s.

Location: New York City, USA. Historical significance: Opened in 1997, this venue is known for hosting a wide range of jazz talents and for its connection to the Blue Smoke BBQ restaurant.

Location: New Orleans, USA. Historical significance: Established in 1961, this venue is dedicated to preserving the heritage and culture of New Orleans jazz.

Location: New York City, USA. Historical significance: Opened in 1949 and named after Charlie Parker, this club has been a central part of the jazz scene and has hosted many famous jazz recordings.

Location: London, UK. Historical significance: Founded in 1959 by Ronnie Scott and Pete King, it's the most prominent jazz club in the UK and has hosted many American jazz greats.

Location: New York City, USA. Historical significance: Opened in the 1920s, this venue was a hotspot for jazz during the Harlem Renaissance, featuring many African American performers like Duke Ellington.

Location: New York City, USA. Historical significance: Opened in 1938, this venue is famously known as the birthplace of bebop in the 1940s, where musicians like Thelonious Monk and Charlie Parker jammed.

Location: Paris, France. Historical significance: Opened in 1981, it's one of the most famous jazz clubs in Paris and has hosted musicians like Chet Baker and Stan Getz.

Location: New York City, USA. Historical significance: Opened in 1935, it's one of the oldest and most famous jazz clubs in the world, where many legendary live albums were recorded.