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December
Mon 09: Harmony Brass @ Cullercoats Crescent Club. 1:00pm. Free.
Mon 09: Vieux Carré Jazzmen @ The Wheatsheaf, Benton Sq., Whitley Road, Palmersville NE12 9SU. Tel: 0191 266 8137. 1:00pm. Free.
Mon 09: Michael Young Trio @ The Engine Room, Sunderland. 6:30-8:30pm. Free.
Mon 09: Trio Grand @ The Globe, Newcastle. 8:00pm. Free.
Mon 09: James Birkett Trio @ The Black Bull, Blaydon. 8:00pm. £10.00.
Tue 10: Customs House Big Band @ All Saints Church Hall, Cleadon. 7:30pm. £6.00. The CHBB’s annual Xmas concert featuring Ruth Lambert. A BYOB gig!
Wed 11: Vieux Carré Jazzmen @ Cullercoats Crescent Club. 1:00pm. Free.
Wed 11: Cath Stephens’ improvisation workshop @ Prohibition Bar, Newcastle. 4:30-6:00pm. Collaborative group focusing on vocal improvisations.
Wed 11: Darlington Big Band @ Darlington & Simpson Rolling Mills Social Club, Darlington. 7:00pm. Free. Rehearsal session (open to the public).
Wed 11: The Tannery Jam Session @ The Tannery, Gilesgate, Hexham. 7:00-9:00pm. Free. Second Wednesday in the month.
Wed 11: Take it to the Bridge @ The Globe, Newcastle. 7:30pm. Free.
Thu 12: Vieux Carré Hot 4 @ Spanish City, Whitley Bay. 12 noon. £27.00. (inc. three -course meal).
Thu 12: Jason Isaacs @ St. James’ STACK, Newcastle. 5:00-6:45pm. Free. Vocalist Isaacs working with backing tapes.
Thu 12: Stuart Turner @ Prohibition Bar, Newcastle. 8:00pm. A ‘Jar on the Bar’ gig.
Thu 12: Tees Hot Club @ Dorman’s Club, Middlesborough. 8:30pm. Free. Guests: Jeremy McMurray (keys); Mark Toomey (alto sax); Donna Hewitt (tenor sax); Kevin Eland (trumpet); Ron Smith (bass).
Fri 13: Dean Stockdale Trio @ Auckland Castle, Bishop Auckland. 1:00pm. £8.00.
Fri 13: Classic Swing @ Cullercoats Crescent Club. 1:00pm. Free.
Fri 13: Rendezvous Jazz @ The Monkseaton Arms. 1:00pm. Free.
Fri 13: New Orleans Preservation Jazz Band @ The Oxbridge Hotel, Stockton. 1:00pm. £5.00.
Fri 13: Bellavana @ Revoluçion de Cuba, Newcastle. 3:00-5:00pm. Free.
Fri 13: Joe Steels Trio @ The Pele, Corbridge. 7:00pm. Free.
Fri 13: Customs House Big Band @ Stocksfield Community Association. 7:00pm. Featuring Ruth Lambert.
Fri 13: Paul Edis & Friends: A Jazzy Xmas @ St Cuthbert’s Centre, Crook. 7:30pm. £15.00.
Fri 13: Strictly Smokin’ Big Band @ Gosforth Civic Theatre, Newcastle. 7:30pm. £19.00. + bf. First night of two.
Fri 13: Ransom Van @ Prohibition Bar, Newcastle. 8:00pm. A ‘Jar on the Bar’ gig.
Fri 13: Boys of Brass @ Hoochie Coochie, Newcastle. 9:00pm. £10.00.
Sat 14: Jambone @ The Glasshouse, Gateshead. 6:15pm. Free but ticketed.
Sat 14: Abbie Finn Trio @ The Vault, Darlington. 7:00pm.
Sat 14: Red Kites Jazz @ Staiths Café, Autumn Dr., Gateshead. 7:00pm. Free.
Sat 14 Lapwing Jazz Trio @ Three Sheets to the Wind, Alnwick. 7:00pm. Free.
Sat 14: Strictly Smokin’ Big Band @ Gosforth Civic Theatre, Newcastle. 7:30pm. £19.00. + bf. Second night of two.
Sat 14: Papa G’s Troves @ Prohibition Bar, Newcastle. 8:00pm. A ‘Jar on the Bar’ gig.
Sun 15: Musicians Unlimited @ Jackson’s Wharf, Hartlepool. 12 noon. £8.50. Xmas party feat. Musicians Unlimited + Customs House Big Band. SOLD OUT!
Sun 15: Paul Edis & Friends: A Jazzy Xmas @ The Glasshouse, Gateshead. 2:00pm.
Sun 15: 4B @ The Ticket Office, Whitley Bay. 3:00pm. Free.
Sun 15: Mitch Laddie Band @ Tyne Bar, Ouseburn, Newcastle. 4:00pm. Free. Superb blues power trio.
Sun 15: Leeway @ Prohibition Bar, Newcastle. 7:00pm. A ‘Jar on the Bar’ gig.
Sun 15: Tweed River Jazz Band @ Barrels Ale House, Berwick. 7:00pm. Free.
Sun 15: Paul Edis & Friends: A Jazzy Xmas @ The Glasshouse, Gateshead. 8:00pm.
Sun 15: Alligator Gumbo @ The Globe, Newcastle. 8:00pm.
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Sunday, October 31, 2021
Album review: Nick Hempton - Slick
Album review: Greg Abate Quartet - Time for Dave: A tribute to Dave Brubeck.
Fortunately Greg and the members of his backing trio made it to the theatre and the show went ahead as planned. See photo sent to me by Greg.
Album review: Jon Gordon - Stranger Than Fiction
Adrian Cox's Sunday Service: Ken Colyer's Club Session - Oct. 31
Tees Hot Club session cancelled
(Photo by Russell) |
Preview: ARQ - Alison Rayner Quintet @ the Globe. Oct. 31
(Photo © Ken Drew) |
Earlier this year they were equally impressive when they played a session livestreamed from Kings Hall so the portents are good for this evening's concert which is a co-promotion between the Jazz Co-op and Jazz North East. Lance
Aycliffe Radio Jazz Time: Playlist - Oct. 31
Sundays 6:30pm - 8:00pm
Request: Erroll Garner.
Black History Month: Ma
Rainey; Louis Armstrong - Berlin Concert 1965.
New
Releases: Marla-lewis; Paul Edis.
What's On: Yussef Dayes ft. Rocco Palladino & Charlie Stacey; Ben Crosland Quartet; Smokin' Spitfires.
Preview: BBC Big Band in concert on the Beeb
Saturday, October 30, 2021
Billie Holiday - You're a Lucky Guy (Vocalion Records 1939)
Turning back the clock ...
Jazz on the Beeb, today (Saturday 30)
Friday, October 29, 2021
James Birkett & Bradley Johnston @ Gala Theatre, Durham - Oct. 29
Preview: Nishla Smith Quintet @ Bobik's - Nov. 5
(Pic © Ken Drew) |
Since then, Nishla's made several return trips to the region. The last one was as recently as July this year when she shared billing with the Tenement Jazz Band at The Globe and, suffice to say, she once again knocked everyone out.
Her band at Bobik's (7:30pm start) will comprise the same musicians as on her previous north east visit - Nishla Smith (vocals); Aaron Wood (trumpet); Richard Jones (piano); Joshua Cavanagh-Brierley (bass); Johnny Hunter (drums). Lance
RIP Ginny Mancini
Her own career began as a member of the Mel-Tones vocal group led by Mel Tormé and part of the Artie Shaw Band.
Many regard the Mel-Tones as the best ever vocal group and, after listening to their version of What is This Thing Called Love?, it is hard to disagree.
Ginny later went on to become a backing singer in many films and tv shows.
Lance
Thursday, October 28, 2021
Jazz FM Awards 2021 (Livestream) - Oct. 28
This year's Jazz FM Awards took place at Under the Bridge in Chelsea
and, for those of us unable to get it was live-streamed.
The winners are highlighted in bold:
JAZZ FM AWARDS 2021 with PPL and PRS for Music:
NOMINEES
The UK’s only jazz industry conference confirms heavyweight list of expert speakers for November event in London
‘A New Perspective’ is set to take place online and in-person at the SouCelebrated musician and educator Orphy Robinson MBE, award-winning journalist Kevin Le Gendre, music industry changemaker Paulette Long OBE and Europe Jazz Network president Wim Wabbes to appear at the 2021 JPN Conferencethbank Centre in London
The Jazz Promotion Network (JPN), the only UK and Ireland-wide network of jazz industry professionals has confirmed that the former Blue Note artist and award-winning educator Orphy Robinson MBE, journalist and author Kevin Le Gendre and Europe Jazz Network president Wim Wabbes will appear at its annual conference this November.
Jazz FM Awards 2021 with PPL and PRS for Music - Livestream
Wednesday, October 27, 2021
Album review: Mark Lewandowski - Under One Sky
The last album I heard by Lewandowski was a tribute to Fats Waller. By contrast, the bassist's latest release comprises eleven of his own compositions which, although not related to times gone by, contains enough melodic content to suggest that had Fats been of a later generation his compositional skills may well have been not too far removed from Lewandowski's.
Paul Hartley Quartet featuring John Hulme @ The Railway, Stockport - Oct. 24
John Hulme, a very fine musician who, in pre-lockdown times, was often seen in the brass section of many of the big bands operating in the Greater Manchester/Lancs area also likes playing in smaller units and I remember him leading a quintet paying tribute to Tom Harrell - a gig that I enjoyed immensely.
EFG Concert Cancellation
Due to visa problems, the Joey Alexander concert scheduled for Nov. 17 at Cadogan Hall as part of the EFG London Jazz Festival will not now take place - Lance
Black Swan Jam Session - Oct. 26
Suffice to say that the fortnightly jam is back and with a bang!
This jam didn't carry no passengers so I'm not going to signal out any individual performance. Each and everyone, apart from the noisy gossipers behind me, will have their own choices as to who hit the spot.
It was the best of times - it was the worst of times - but, that latter remark only applies to the Tyne & Wear Metro. Still - that's life! Lance.
Tuesday, October 26, 2021
The Jam is back @ Newcastle Arts Centre.
No, Paul Weller isn't likely to turn up at the Jazz Café, situated in the depths of Newcastle Arts Centre (69 Westgate Rd. NE1 1SG), although you never know - that's the beauty of jam sessions there's always a moment of surprise - sometimes pleasant, sometimes not although, in fairness, you have to admire anyone who jumps in at the deep end and doesn't drown.
Monday, October 25, 2021
Bim Williams Trio @ The Railway, Stockport - Oct. 24
Bim Williams, a Manchester-based guitarist, plays in a post Wes Montgomery style. He has an incisive edge to his sound and, if I played guitar, I would seek this guy out for advice or lessons as his facility on his instrument is amazing.
I loved his choice of tunes tonight, especially La Rosita, a tune composed by Paul Dupont and Alan Stuart. Coincidently, on Sunday afternoon I was listening via Spotify to Coleman Hawkins and Ben Webster playing their version of this Latin-flavoured number taken from the Verve LP Blue Saxophones.
Halloween Hit Parade
Kurt Elling reunites with the Scottish National Jazz Orchestra for Apparition Bridge
(© Derek Clark Photography) |
Concerts in Edinburgh, Perth, Glasgow
and Aberdeen
One of the world’s leading jazz
singers, Kurt Elling joins internationally acclaimed saxophonist Tommy Smith
and the Scottish National Jazz Orchestra (SNJO) for a four-date tour of
Scotland from Thursday 18 to Sunday 21 November.
Chicago-born Elling, who has won two Grammy awards and been nominated a further fifteen times, has been described by the New York Times as “the stand-out male singer of our time.” He has also topped the prestigious Downbeat magazine critics and readers polls for fourteen consecutive years.
Sunday Night @ the Globe: The Milne Glendinning Band - Oct. 24
Apart from her own originals, Debra added lyrics to a couple of compositions by Alan Glen as well as collaborations with Bradley Johnston.
Sunday, October 24, 2021
Musicians Unlimited @ Steelies, Hartlepool - Oct. 24
Album review: Shane Allessio - Everything and Nothing
New Yorker Allessio is one of the newer breed of bassists with a penchant for arco playing, particularly when soloing prompting the question as to why don't more bassists use the bow when in the spotlight? In the hands of a skilled performer, arco playing offers more harmonic and tonal variation than the single note pizzicato mode favoured by most.
Allessio is certainly a skilled performer in both styles achieving an almost cello like sonority at times - in contrast to his fleet-fingered dexterity when discarding the bow.
Tonight @ the Globe - The Milne Glendinning Band (8:00pm)
Aycliffe Radio playlist
Playlist:
Request: Gene Ammons & Sonny Stitt.
Black History Month : Duke Ellington & Johnny Hodges; Nina Simone; Cleo Laine and John Dankworth.
Tony Eales Picks: Gil Evans; Gerry Mulligan; The Danish Radio Big Band; Bob Mintzer Big Band; James Morrison.
What's on in the NE: ARQ (Alison Rayner Quintet); James Birkett and Bradley Johnston.
New Releases: Paul Edis (and playing in the NE); Kathy Lyon.
Nat King Cole; Ray Charles.
Saturday, October 23, 2021
NUJO jam session @ Bar Loco - Oct. 21
Michael Feinstein @ Sage Gateshead - Oct. 22
What a day this has been, what a rare mood I'm in - so sang Michael Feinstein at Sage Gateshead in what must rank as possibly the most enjoyable vocal concert I've been to since I saw Ella back in 1956.
It had been quite a day for me also as my previous two posts will attest to.
Feinstein is one of those performers who grab you from the first note and never let go. The voice control, the swing, the piano playing and, not least, the anecdotes relating to the songs and their composers.
Newcastle Big Band Reunion @ The Collingwood, Jesmond - Oct. 22
Friday, October 22, 2021
The Mick Shoulder Quartet featuring Alex Clarke @ The Lit & Phil - Oct. 22
Wearing an outfit that Amanda Staveley would have been proud of Ms Clarke was on the money from the get go. However, unlike Mandy, Alex had a strong team to help her deliver the goods and deliver them they did.
Alternating between tenor and alto, the BBC Young Jazz Musician of the Year 2020 nominee took us through a choice selection of standards ably supported by three north east stalwarts. Stockdale, Shoulder and Bradford, stars in their own right, ensured the show ran smoothly.
Thursday, October 21, 2021
Ten of the best from the pre-rock era - 1: Humphrey Lyttleton
The Simon Spillett Big Band plays the music of Tubby Hayes @ The 100 Club, London - Oct 20
Wednesday, October 20, 2021
EFG Preview.
This preview on F/b gives an indication of the enormity of the event and you may also recognise a face or two from down the road apiece - Lance
Book: Michael Connelly - Void Moon.
But Connelly's jazz isn't in the name-dropping, it's in the writing. You sense it in the dialogue, the structured plotting - as complex as a Gil Evans orchestration - the characters as individual as the various Ellington soloists.
Ronnie Bottomley Trio @ The Railway, Stockport - Oct. 19
Based in Wakefield, Ronnie Bottomley has been involved in the music business for over sixty years working in the UK and abroad as a drummer or MD for countless artists in theatres, night clubs and jazz venues. He is also well known for leading an excellent eighteen piece big band which contains some of the Norths’ finest musicians.
Preview: The Mick Shoulder Quartet feat. Alex Clarke @ The Lit & Phil (Oct. 22)
Friday's lunchtime concert at the Lit & Phil is all but sold
out. The Mick Shoulder Quartet, featuring Alex Clarke (reeds), will be in
action from one o'clock 'til 2:00pm. Mick (bass), Dean Stockdale (piano), John
Bradford (drums) and the brilliant Alex Clarke! Book now or risk being turned
away. Call 0191 232 0192. Russell
Tuesday, October 19, 2021
Emma Johnson’s Gravy Boat seek your Newcastle recommendations ahead of tour.
Peter Whittingham Award winners Emma Johnson’s Gravy Boat are setting sail this Autumn on their first national tour, performing music from their debut album Worry Not which was released to great acclaim in July of this year.
Supported by funding from Arts Councils England, the tour will see the cinematic jazz quintet return to cities including Newcastle and Wakefield, and branch out to London, Birmingham, Sheffield and more, to perform their blend of melodic, accessible jazz influenced by film scores, hard bop and contemporary European jazz.
Album review: John Coltrane – A Love Supreme: Live in Seattle
I was driving back from the Nikki Iles gig at the Sage, listening to the recently released Charles Mingus live album when one of the saxophonists quoted the 4 note riff from A Love Supreme in his solo. When the disc finished I flicked to Jazz FM and the second or third track they played was Will Downing’s vocal version of the same tune. ‘Blimey,’ I thought, ’A Love Supreme is all around us.’
Zoë Gilby Quartet @ Blaydon Jazz Club - Oct. 18
(Photo © R. Veitch) |
Monday, October 18, 2021
Album review: Monocled Man - Ex Voto
Eddie Condon called his wonderful autobiography We Called it Music. In a later book: Eddie Condon's Treasury of Jazz he titled a chapter on the more modern styles of his day as They Called it Music.
This album definitely falls into the latter category!
Robin Sunflower @ The Railway, Stockport - Oct. 17
Robin Sunflower started playing Harmonica during the 80’s with the legendary bluesman Victor Brox and his Blues Train, later forming his own groups one of which was the Woodbank Street Band which appeared at the Edinburgh Festival six years running, four years at Marlborough Jazz Festival and other festivals in Ireland and France.. He also does gigs with the Jamaican-influenced band Baked A La Ska, a unit that contains many of Manchester's top musicians.
Vula Viel @ The Globe – Oct. 17
Touring the UK and then onwards to dates in Denmark, Vula Viel’s German-registered tour van had arrived at their northernmost destination, the Globe. The arriving full house, though, was caught up in the deflated efflux from Newcastle United’s eventful but unsuccessful first renaissance attempt, up the road at the soon to be re-branded St James' Park. As well as their continental connections, with Jim Hart based in France, and Ruth Goller hailing from the Süd Tirol, the band’s name (meaning “Good is Good”) and musical DNA are from even further afield than NUFC’s controversial sponsor, namely Ghana.
Tonite! Zoë Gilby is coming to Blaydon!
Sunday, October 17, 2021
Jumpin Jive - Cab Calloway and the Nicholas Brothers
Sunday Service: Adrian Cox & Nils Solberg with Kate Daniels - Oct. 17
Another in Adrian Cox's ongoing series of Sunday live streams. This afternoon our man was joined by Nils Solberg and Kate Daniels. The early part of today's sermon fell victim to the frailties of the internet - frozen screen etc. After a while things settle down - for a while! - enabling our clarinetist's large online following to enjoy an hour or so of top class jazz. Cox and Solberg shared vocal duties. Mid point in the set vocalist Kate Daniels joined the boys to sing a couple of numbers. Ms Daniels sat between the two principals to sing What a Little Moonlight Can Do and They Can't Take That Away from Me. What we heard sounded just fine, although Daniels would have been heard to better effect on a mic.
Jo Harrop's the tops...again!
Triptych @ Sage Gateshead - Oct. 16
(Photo by Russell) |
RIP Willie Garnett
The death has been announced of saxophonist and big band leader Willie Garnett. Father of Alex Garnett - himself a top saxophonist who did duo gigs with his dad - Willie was a legend of the London jazz scene running his own big band and as part of Rocket 88 which featured Charlie Watts. He is best remembered by myself as part of the Charlie Watts Big Band that practically blew the roof off Fulham Town Hall. The ten saxes that that swung Flying Home like it had never been swung before or indeed since had Willie as one of the three altos - Pete King and Ray Warleigh were the other two - fast company!
Saturday, October 16, 2021
Michael Connelly - The Concrete Blonde (book)
It's a compelling read with all sorts of twists and turns before truth will out.
Friday, October 15, 2021
Tony Bennett, Lady Gaga - Love For Sale (Official Music Video)
Preview: Sunday @ The Globe
(Press release)
Excuse me...are you a musician?
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- Album review: Nick Hempton - Slick
- Album review: Greg Abate Quartet - Time for Dave: ...
- Album review: Jon Gordon - Stranger Than Fiction
- Adrian Cox's Sunday Service: Ken Colyer's Club Ses...
- Tees Hot Club session cancelled
- Preview: ARQ - Alison Rayner Quintet @ the Globe. ...
- Aycliffe Radio Jazz Time: Playlist - Oct. 31
- Preview: BBC Big Band in concert on the Beeb
- Billie Holiday - You're a Lucky Guy (Vocalion Reco...
- Turning back the clock ...
- Jazz on the Beeb, today (Saturday 30)
- James Birkett & Bradley Johnston @ Gala Theatre, D...
- Preview: Nishla Smith Quintet @ Bobik's - Nov. 5
- RIP Ginny Mancini
- Jazz FM Awards 2021 (Livestream) - Oct. 28
- The UK’s only jazz industry conference confirms he...
- Jazz FM Awards 2021 with PPL and PRS for Music - L...
- Album review: Mark Lewandowski - Under One Sky
- Paul Hartley Quartet featuring John Hulme @ The Ra...
- EFG Concert Cancellation
- Black Swan Jam Session - Oct. 26
- The Jam is back @ Newcastle Arts Centre.
- Bim Williams Trio @ The Railway, Stockport - Oct. 24
- Halloween Hit Parade
- Kurt Elling reunites with the Scottish National Ja...
- Sunday Night @ the Globe: The Milne Glendinning Ba...
- Musicians Unlimited @ Steelies, Hartlepool - Oct. 24
- Album review: Shane Allessio - Everything and Nothing
- Tonight @ the Globe - The Milne Glendinning Band (...
- Aycliffe Radio playlist
- NUJO jam session @ Bar Loco - Oct. 21
- Michael Feinstein @ Sage Gateshead - Oct. 22
- Newcastle Big Band Reunion @ The Collingwood, Jesm...
- The Mick Shoulder Quartet featuring Alex Clarke @ ...
- Ten of the best from the pre-rock era - 1: Humphre...
- The Simon Spillett Big Band plays the music of Tub...
- EFG Preview.
- Book: Michael Connelly - Void Moon.
- Ronnie Bottomley Trio @ The Railway, Stockport - O...
- Preview: The Mick Shoulder Quartet feat. Alex Clar...
- Emma Johnson’s Gravy Boat seek your Newcastle reco...
- Album review: John Coltrane – A Love Supreme: Live...
- Zoë Gilby Quartet @ Blaydon Jazz Club - Oct. 18
- Album review: Monocled Man - Ex Voto
- Robin Sunflower @ The Railway, Stockport - Oct. 17
- Vula Viel @ The Globe – Oct. 17
- Tonite! Zoë Gilby is coming to Blaydon!
- Jumpin Jive - Cab Calloway and the Nicholas Brothers
- Sunday Service: Adrian Cox & Nils Solberg with Kat...
- Jo Harrop's the tops...again!
- Triptych @ Sage Gateshead - Oct. 16
- RIP Willie Garnett
- Michael Connelly - The Concrete Blonde (book)
- Tony Bennett, Lady Gaga - Love For Sale (Official ...
- Preview: Sunday @ The Globe
- Excuse me...are you a musician?
- Billie Holiday on the Beeb - Friday Oct. 15
- Preview: Michael Feinstein @ Sage Gateshead (Oct. 22)
- Album review: Kristian Borring - Out of Nowhere
- Adrian Cox Trio with Miss Baby Sol @ Oriole, Smith...
- Emmet Cohen Trio @ Ronnie Scott's - Oct. 13
- Album review: Jeremy Monteiro & Alberto Marsico - ...
- Paul Hartley Quartet featuring Rod Mason at the Ra...
- Billy Hart Quartet @ Ronnie Scott's - Oct 12
- The ones that got away - part one.
- MUGGSY SPANIER - MANDY, MAKE UP YOUR MIND
- The Stuart Fowler Quintet: Blue Mitchell's The Thi...
- Dottie Dodgion (Sept. 23, 1929 - Sept. 17, 2021)
- Album review: Nicolas Meier World Group - Magnific...
- Richard Wetherall Trio @ the Railway, Stockport - ...
- Preview: Indigos Are Back At The Globe! Thursday O...
- Dean Stockdale Trio @ The Globe, Newcastle - Oct. 10
- Aycliffe Radio Jazz Time - Sundays- 6.30-8.00 (re...
- Nikki Iles Jazz Orchestra @ Sage Gateshead - Oct. 9
- Album review: Secret Sessions - HOOP
- Swing Manouche @ Bishop Auckland Town Hall - Oct. 8
- Livestream: In the Moment with Ken Peplowski - Oct. 8
- Album review: Scopes - Age of Reason
- Swing Manouche in the Land of the Prince Bishops
- Central Bar jam session - Monday 11 Oct.
- Album review: Lee Morgan – The Complete Live at th...
- Hot Club du Nord: LIVE Concerts at Home @ King's H...
- Newcastle Festival of Jazz and Improvised Music 20...
- DJAZZ: The Durham City Jazz Festival - 2019 recap
- Courtney Pine CBE To Receive The Gold Award at Jaz...
- Steve Oakes Quartet @ the Railway, Stockport - Oct. 5
- Newcastle Festival of Jazz and Improvised Music 20...
- Album review: Jo Harrop - The Heart Wants
- Newcastle Festival of Jazz and Improvised Music 20...
- Book review: The History of Jazz (3rd Edition) – T...
- Album review: Lena Bloch & Feathery - Rose of Lifta
- Trefor Owen Quartet @ The Railway, Stockport - Oct. 3
- More Harry Bosch - Lost Light
- Newcastle Festival of Jazz and Improvised Music 20...
- Newcastle Festival of Jazz and Improvised Music: J...
- Newcastle Festival of Jazz and Improvised Music: A...
- Newcastle Festival of Jazz and Improvised Music @ ...
- David Gray & Mark Williams @ Prohibition Bar - Oct. 2
- Jamie Cullum @ Sage Gateshead - Oct. 2
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