This is a jazz club!At least it was tonight and hopefully will be for the foreseeable future Thursdays. Omid is to be congratulated upon finding a place with such a jazzy ambiance - could have been Paris on the left bank or up in Montmartre but, instead, it was Newcastle's Quayside. Too many musicians and combos to name everyone but it goes without saying that, as the evening progressed and the dimly lit room filled up with musicians and fans, guest of honour, sadly soon to be leaving us, David Carnegie took his rightful place at the drum throne spurring the front line on to glory and beyond.
Omid had had a problem retrieving his drum kit from the Bridge so, until the kit finally arrived, Stuart Findon blew some lyrical tenor with Chris Finch on keys John Pope, bass, David Gray, trombone, and Fiona Littlewood on vocal. Harley Johnson and Peter Gilligan also played keys with Harley reprising his now legendary scat fours with Fiona! Ivan Scutt and Colm Rooney were also in their pitching on various numbers.
Lots of young musicians on the jazz scene at present.
Recorda Me featured flautist Sylvie Heath along with Dave Weisser on flugel, Paul Gowland, tenor, a guitarist whose name I didn't catch, John Pope and David Carnegie. Sylvie traded fours impressively with DC.
By the time I had to leave they were still preparing to jam - Claude Werner, Mark Williams, Lindsay Hannon and many more.
A great send off for David.
Hope they all return next week.
Photos
Lance.
Lots of young musicians on the jazz scene at present.
Recorda Me featured flautist Sylvie Heath along with Dave Weisser on flugel, Paul Gowland, tenor, a guitarist whose name I didn't catch, John Pope and David Carnegie. Sylvie traded fours impressively with DC.
By the time I had to leave they were still preparing to jam - Claude Werner, Mark Williams, Lindsay Hannon and many more.
A great send off for David.
Hope they all return next week.
Photos
Lance.
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