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Brian Carrick: "I contacted Max Jones of Melody Maker and offered to be his correspondent in the States, but I should have done what Ken Colyer had done, get a job on a ship and then jump ship in the States. So I didn't make it [to New Orleans] till 1973." - (Just Jazz May 1999)

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COVID-19

In the current climate we are doing our best to keep everyone up to date. All gigs, as we all know, are off.

However, good old YouTube has plenty to offer both old and new to help us survive whilst housebound. Plus now is a good time to stock up on your CDs.

Also, keep an eye out for live streaming sessions.

Alternatively, you could do as they do in Italy and sing from your balcony.

Today

As we all know there are no live gigs taking place in the immediate future. However, any links to jazz streaming that are deemed suitable - i.e. with a professional approach - will be considered for posting.

Thursday, November 08, 2018

Preview: Trombone treat at the Lit & Phil

Tomorrow (Friday 9) at the Lit & Phil in Newcastle there is the opportunity to hear Leeds College of Music Senior Lecturer Kevin Holbrough play trombone as he leads a quality quartet. A cv boasting gigs with the Mingus Big Band, Gordon Goodwin and many other major jazz names together with touring theatre engagements and numerous recording sessions, Holbrough is definitely one to catch. At one o'clock on Friday Holbrough will link up once again with pianist Paul Edis (Holbrough has depped for Chris Hibbard in Edis' sextet). Joining them in a one hour lunchtime concert will be Andy Champion, bass, and drummer Russ Morgan. £5 on the door, be sure to arrive in good time, it could be a full house! 
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