Jazz Café phone 0191 2229882 25-27 Pink Lane near
the Central Station
Open from 11am daily as a Cafe, closed Sun and Mondays. Fridays and
Saturday - admission free up to 9.00pm*, Live from 9.30pm - 11.30pm admission
for most events £5 on the door, *Except Schmazz
May Listings
Friday 2nd May 9.30pm - The Mo Scott Band £5.00
Welcome back to Mo Scott this time in blues mode and
backed by what must be one of
the tastiest bands on the circuit. Together they explore the whole world
of the blues - all
the way from Robert Johnson to Ray Charles
Mo Scott vocals / Gary Dunn guitar / Neil Harland bass /
Paul Smith drums
Tuesday 6th May Tuesday Jam – Free
Resident rhythm section : Peter Gilligan piano, Paul
Grainger double bass and Paul Wight drums. Now
running on the first and third Tuesdays of each month. Bring your Instrument
and play or just listen. Free admission.
Friday 9th May Paul Edis Trio £5.00
Our resident piano trio make their regular
second-Friday-in-the-month appearance and demonstrate once again their consummate
skills.
Paul Edis piano / Mick
Shoulder double bass / Adam Sinclair drums
Saturday 10th May French Jazz Night £5.00
8.30pm Shamans Jazz Quartet from Mitry Mory in the North of Paris mix original jazz
pieces by their leader Chris Bonno with
their take on French popular songs (Brassens, Aznavour, Legrand) all based on
the Afro-Caribbean rhythms of their Haitian pianist and drummer. Christian Bonno bass guitar / Claire
Kahn vocals, violin, saxes / Amos Joseph piano / Fito Pierre drums
9.30pm Gypsies of Bohemia –
While drawing inspiration from the legendary French jazz
guitarist Django Reinhardt, the band put their own unique, Mancunian spin on
hits by Britney Spears, Blondie, Girls Aloud and even Iron Maiden. Gypsy jazz
meets modern pop.
Jim Wallace guitar / Matthew Whitaker guitar & vocals
/ Frank Grime double bass / Sam Draper drums
THE LATE LATE SHOWS
SATURDAY 17 MAY 11PM – until late
THE Lindsay Hannon Pluss £5.00 (£4.00 GLOW STICK HOLDERS)
For our contribution to this year’s Late Late Shows we’re
delighted to welcome back to the Jazz Café one
of the most dynamic jazz singers on the North East scene, Lindsay Hannon with
her band the Plus. Rooted in the improvisational tradition of jazz their sound
moves from raucous barrel house blues and tight swing to sensitive ballads,
Cole Porter, Tom Waites, Joni Mitchell, Herbie Hancock, George Gershwin, The
Doors, Amy Winehouse and to original tunes all interpreted and arranged to highlight the
individuality of four excellent musicians. Good
news for fans of The Plus : their debut CD “The Spy” is due out in the Spring.
Watch Lindsay’s website for details : www. lhplus
THE PLUS WILL BE PERFORMING IN OUR NEW UPSTAIRS ROOM,
WHILE DOWNSTAIRS WE PRESENT :
Dean Stockdale solo
piano 9.30pm
A familiar face on the Northeast scene, Dean cites as his
influences Oscar Peterson, Bill Evans and Kenny Barron and has studied with renowned British jazz pianists
Keith Tippett and David Newton.
Tuesday 20th Tuesday Jam - 8pm –Free
Resident rhythm section : Peter Gilligan piano, Paul
Grainger double bass and Paul Wight drums. Now
running on the first and third Tuesdays of each month. Bring your Instrument
and play or just listen. Free admission.
Friday 23 May 9.30pm - Peter Gilligan Quartet £5.00
Two prominent members of the Tyneside scene, Jazz Café
stalwarts Peter Gilligan and Mark Williams come together to celebrate the contribution to the world of jazz
of pianists Oscar Peterson and Bill Evans and guitarists Joe Pass
and Jim Hall.
Plus original tunes by Mark Williams. Peter Gilligan piano / Mark Williams
guitar / Paul Grainger double bass / Tim Johnsone
Wednesday 28th May 8.00pm
Schmazz @ the Jazz Café present the Charlotte Glasson
Group
£8.00 & £6.00 concessions at the door.
A fine demonstration of how jazz can be both enormously
entertaining while still packed with musical creativity.
Charlotte Glasson (saxophones, flutes, violin, saw); Mark
Bassey (trombone); Chris Spedding (guitar); Mick Hutton (bass & steel
pans); Sam Glasson (drums)
Friday 30 May 9.30pm - NE4 £5.00
Ray Truscott’s dynamic jazz fusion quartet, NE4, returns
with a new piano
player and yet more new original material by the leader. “The audience wanted
more” said Bebop Spoken Here of an earlier gig.
Ray Truscott six string electric bass / Paul Gowland
tenor sax / Dean Stockdale piano / Paul Wight drums
Jazz Café 25-27 Pink Lane near the Central Station.
Tel: 0191 2229882
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