Chris Jelly (vbs); Brendan Murphy (bs marimba); Tim Bloomer
(gtr); Katie Trigger (bs gtr); Dominic Snaith (keys); Robbie Houston (dms); +
Hannah Rickard (vcl), Angus ? (gtr); Alex Saxon, Jamie Toms, Arthur Higgins
(saxes). (Photo by Andy Siddons - click for more)
The final jam by The Collective at
Hoochie and what a finale!
Some of their material was by
renowned vibists Gary Burton and Emil Richards and it was as if it was those
two players who were slugging it out like back street brawlers. The interplay
between the two was simply sensational and the 8 mallet unison passages
incredible. Murphy, of course, is known for his percussion work with the
Northern Monkey Brass Band but Jelly was a new name to me - he's in a band
called King Bee who play Hoochie in August - not to be confused with a band of the same name who, presumably, are from a different apiary and appear at The Sage Americana Festival in July..
The old song goes It Must be Jelly 'cos Jam Don't Shake Like That - this Jam did and after only one rehearsal!
Phenomenal!
Not that it was a two man show. Tim
on guitar rocked and rolled and adopted all the classic guitar hero poses
(brilliantly), Snaith got some amazing Hammond
sounds whilst Ice Cool Katie gave them the platform from which to lift off
and Houston had no problems . For afters we had a number from Hannah, a horn section with
solos all round and a guitarist, Angus - didn't catch his second name.
A night to remember…
Lance.
PS: You must click on to Andy Siddons website for some of the best jazz gig photos ever seen!
PS: You must click on to Andy Siddons website for some of the best jazz gig photos ever seen!
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