What are the good jazz clubs in Shanghai?

CJW There are two CJWs in Shanghai, one in Xintiandi and the other on the Bund, but they represent the same connotation: Cigga, jazz and wine (cigars, jazz and wine), which can be said to be the most upscale jazz bar in Shanghai. Different from the closed and narrow jazz bar in the ordinary sense, CJW on the Bund can see the charming scenery of Pudong and the Bund from the height of 50 stories, while CJW in Xintiandi is wrapped in floor-to-ceiling glass walls, and everything in the room becomes a landscape. The musicians here are very bold. They like to combine perfectly arranged jazz with Chinese folk music, and add ethnic instruments such as erhu to their performances, which makes many foreigners crazy. Female voice, saxophone and drums are accompanied by the aroma of cigars and wine, and everything is extremely charming and natural. MichelleJZ Club just opened recently and moved to a new place, but it has become one of the most influential bars in Shanghai. The owner of the shop is a famous bass player in China, and although the guests here are not all insiders, they are at least people who love the mellow taste of jazz blues. It is also a private gathering place for some famous jazz musicians and bands in Shanghai. After performances in various places, people often get together here and even perform on stage for free. The bar has two floors, abandoning the classic decoration and nostalgia of jazz bars in the past. The red tone can stimulate musicians and hearing. The shaking of the figure is shrouded in this mysterious atmosphere, but it is meticulous and extremely stretched, just in line with the silence of the ghostly voice and the lingering of the swaying posture. Cotton Club The cotton club on Huaihai Road is very quiet in the downtown area. The storefront is not big, and the layout in the store is also the flavor of the American countryside, but it is very restrained and deep. There are two trumpets in front of the shop. Obviously, the boss is showing off his love for jazz, but it is said that it is really the boss's favorite thing. The receptionists in the store are all Chinese floral jackets, the walls are covered with photos of jazz masters, and the stage set is pure blue sky and white clouds. Everything that seems contradictory is extremely natural. In this atmosphere, musicians are like performances for a lifetime, and they are on cloud nine. Abin Old Jazz Bar can't help but mention the Old Jazz Bar in Peace Hotel. The old jazz band here was founded in 1980, which can be said to be one of the most famous jazz bands in Shanghai, and the bar was also rated as one of the best bars in the world in 1996. The layout of the store is not Europe and America, but the most common entertainment place in Shanghai in the last century. Wooden sassoon octagonal table, the old ceiling fan rotates slowly, and several candle-shaped chandeliers are hung on it. The candlelight on the table is also very warm. The instruments used by the band members are old, and many places on the piano cover have been brushed off, but every member is dressed in a suit and tie all year round and devoted himself wholeheartedly. Moreover, there are songbooks specially for guests, and the songs are all old songs from the last century. The whole old jazz bar seems to have fallen directly from the 1930s to the Bund in Shanghai, which is fascinating.