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December
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. 8:00pm (doors 7:30pm). £19.00. + bf. First night of two.
Fri 13: Fiona's Jazz Express @ Flash House Brewing Co., Northumberland St., North Shields NE30 1DS. 8:00pm. Free. Featuring: Fiona Finden (tenor sax); Stu Finden (flugelhorn); Lara Hopper (trumpet); Keith Barrett (guitar); Andrew Porritt (double bass); Neil Hopper (drums).
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. 8:00pm (doors 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.
Mon 16: Harmony Brass @ Cullercoats Crescent Club. 1:00pm. Free.
Mon 16: Vieux Carré Jazzmen @ The Wheatsheaf, Benton Sq., Whitley Road, Palmersville NE12 9SU. Tel: 0191 266 8137. 12 noon. £9.95. ‘Festive Turkey Dinner’. Book now: 0191 266 8137.
Mon 16: Paul Edis & Friends: A Jazzy Xmas @ The Fire Station, Sunderland. 7:30pm.
Tue 17: Paul Edis & Friends: A Jazzy Xmas @ Queen’s Hall, Hexham. 7:30pm.
Tue 17: BBC Big Band @ The Glasshouse, Gateshead. 7:30pm. ‘A Swinging Xmas’.
Tue 17: Jam session @ The Black Swan, Newcastle. 7:30pm. Free. House trio: Alan Law, Paul Grainger, Abbie Finn.
Tue 17: Bellavana @ Revoluçion de Cuba, Newcastle. 7:45-9:35pm. Free.
Wed 18: Vieux Carré Jazzmen @ Cullercoats Crescent Club. 1:00pm. Free.
Wed 18: Darlington Big Band @ Darlington & Simpson Rolling Mills Social Club, Darlington. 7:00pm. Free. Rehearsal session (open to the public).
Wed 18: Take it to the Bridge @ The Globe, Newcastle. 7:30pm. Free.
Wed 18: Hot Club of Heaton @ Elder Beer, Heaton, Newcastle. 8:00pm. A ‘third Wednesday in the month’ session.
Thu 19: Vieux Carré Hot 4 @ Spanish City, Whitley Bay. 12 noon. £27.00. (inc. three -course meal).
Thu 19: Jazz Appreciation North East @ Brunswick Methodist Church, Newcastle NE1 7BJ. 2:00pm. £4.00. ‘Christmas comes, but once a year: seasonal tracks & annual quiz’.
Thu 19: Jude Murphy & Dan Stanley @ Prohibition Bar, Newcastle. 8:00pm. Free. A ‘Jar on the Bar’ gig.
Thu 19: Tees Hot Club @ Dorman’s Club, Middlesbrough. 8:30pm. Free. Guests: Josh Bentham (sax); Dan Johnson (sax); Graham Thompson (keys); Adrian Beadnell (bass).
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Tuesday, November 30, 2021
Red Rodney @ the Corner House - 1983
The King Bees - Friday (Dec.3)
Clark Tracey @ the Globe on Saturday (Dec. 4)
This Saturday 4 December, The Globe will be hosting a very special performance of Stan Tracey’s ‘Under Milk Wood’ suite, the most famous composition by the man known as ‘The Godfather of British Jazz’.
Album review: Georgia Cécile - Only the Lover Sings
Adrian Cox's Sunday Service with Joe Webb - Jan 28
in excess of eighty followers were online for the one o'clock sermon.
Tom Ollendorff gig - IMPORTANT INFO!
The Spotlight Sessions featuring Matt Holborn @ The Jazz Bar, Edinburgh - Nov. 27
Monday, November 29, 2021
Carole Williams & Helen Pillinger Quintet @ the Railway, Stockport - Nov. 28)
The thing I liked most about this gig was that although I have seen this unit before at the Railway and other local venues, they always play interesting tunes some of which I am not familiar with. One example of this is a number called Three Views of a Secret written by the late great bass guitarist Jaco Pastorius. Another was Oz penned by steel pan drummer Andy Narell. We also heard two Mingus compositions, a Gigi Gryce original, one by Wes Montgomery, a Carole Williams tune, a Jobin bossa and more making a grand total of fourteen tunes played during the 9:00pm-11:00pm time slot. This could be a record for numbers played at the Railway.
Georgia Cécile: Only the Lover Sings @ Queen's Hall, Edinburgh - Nov. 26
Sunday, November 28, 2021
Sunday night @ the Globe: Emma Johnson's Gravy Boat
(Photo by Lance) |
Based around, but not exclusively, Gravy Boat's latest album - Worry Not. The theme of the album is based on stress and worry and overcoming them which, for many myself included, is a much needed therapy (don't ask!) after this stormy weekend's devastation and with another hidden enemy on the horizon.
Well it certainly worked for me. Emma's lovely tenor sound complemented beautifully by the other four. The tone, the phrasing, the ideas, I found suggestive of early Blue Note but air-lifted in to the 21st century.
Doc Cheatham with the River City Jazzmen
Tidying up in the loft after the chaos of the recent storm I came across this photo of the gig which shows Stan Martin on tenor and Gordon Solomon on trombone flanking the great man.
Discs to Die For is reincarnated!
Back in the early days of BSH we requested readers to suggest their Discs to Die For and the results can be seen here.
The stipulation was to avoid duplication - don't vote for something that's already been chosen and the results were posted anonymously.
Now that was maybe 12/13 years ago and a lot of music has passed under, maybe even bypassed, the bridge so this is an invitation to add to the list whether from days of yore or from more contemporary offerings but, don't forget, to check out the link in the first paragraph to avoid duplication... Lance
Saturday, November 27, 2021
YouTube preview of Kevin Figes: Wallpaper Music
RIP Stephen Sondheim
The greatest composer/lyricist of contemporary stage and film musicals - he reinvented the genre - Stephen Sondheim died yesterday (Nov. 26) aged 91.
Sadly missed.
Lance.
Album Review: Sara Colman – Ink On A Pin – A Celebration Of Joni Mitchell
This CD is so delightful that I played it twice straight off! Joni Mitchell songs lend themselves easily to jazz but Ms Colman's versions are very much her own, with added influences of folk and Americana. The voice is a strong alto with a pleasing nasal quality, very unlike Mitchell's rather sweeter tones, which helps towards the different interpretations.
Friday, November 26, 2021
Aycliffe Radio : Jazz Time - Playlist for Sunday Nov. 28 (6:30pm)
Chris Barber/ Sonny Terry/Brownie McGhee.
Request: Count Basie.
Patti Durham makes her selection and talks about the Mike Durham Classic Jazz Party.
Dean Stockdale; Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong; The Fat Babies; John Lewis & Sacha Distel; Count Basie.
New Release: Paul Edis.
DownBeat Reader's Poll: Branford Marsalis Quartet; Chick Corea.
Kathy Lyon; Anita O'Day.
Repeated Tuesday 8:00pm.
Zakir Hussain concert brings a fitting and triumphant finale to the 2021 EFG London Jazz Festival @ Royal Festival Hall - Nov. 21
(Photo © Emile Holba) |
The first half of his set saw Hussain, the critically-acclaimed Indian tabla master, collaborate with sarangi player Sabir Khan, wowing his audience at the RFH.
They explored tabla repertoire passed down to Hussain by his father and guru, Ustad Allarakha Qureshi (1919-2000), popularly known as Alla Rakha. Rakha specialised in Hindustani classical music and was the accompanist of choice for sitar guru Ravi Shankar. Rakha greatly helped to popularise the tabla with audiences outside of the Indian sub-continent.
Hussain and Khan tackled the four movements of an absorbing raga which encompassed several spirited improvised passages. The four movements comprised Peshkar; an improvisation on established Kaida themes; a combination of Chhand, Chalan Gut and Parans (the latter two being 300 year-old traditional compositions); and a combination of Rau and Relas.
Knats @ Hoochie Coochie - Nov. 25
Ferg Kilsby (trumpet); Josh Mitchell-Rayner (keyboards); Stan Woodward
(bass); King David Ike-Elechi (drums).
No poncey flugelhorns or drum brushes for these guys. Trumpet used
effects pedals more than he used his solitary mute which lay forlornly on the
floor of the stage for most of the gig.
A mix of originals interspersed with numbers by Monk, Donald Byrd, Roots and Radiohead as well as a take on My Favorite Things that placed Coltrane's version closer to that of Julie Andrews than to what was happening on stage at Hoochie.
Thursday, November 25, 2021
Album Review: Wild Blue Herons – You & 1
Darlene Cooper (vocals); Bill Sample (piano, keyboards)
An album which was made during lockdown by this Vancouver-based husband and wife in their home studio. We get nine jazz standards, Stevie Wonder's song You and I, plus two originals, Don't Know How To Love You and Impossible Love. And a fascinating CD cover showing not herons as expected, but a couple of spotted beasts. The artwork is by Vancouver artist Joe Average and is entitled 'Unconditional Love'.
Four @ The Exchange, North Shields - Nov. 24
Bernie Ranson (tenor, alto sax, vocals); David Herbert (piano); Harry Husaini (5 string electric bass); Alan Wann (drums)
Four Play Blues is the title of one of the original compositions by four musicians who call themselves “Four” and who are currently playing regularly at The Exchange in North Shields….As well as this original we were treated to a selection of standards by four musicians who are gaining quite a following at this converted police station in Bedford Street.
Wednesday, November 24, 2021
Preview: Tomorrow (Thursday Nov. 25) @ Hoochie Coochie - Knats
THIS THURSDAY - A young quartet from Newcastle Upon-Tyne spreading the sound of modern, creative improvised music in the North East.
(Lance): No need to take a chance, this is a dead cert!
Duncan Winfield @ the Railway, Stockport - Nov. 23
You will most likely have seen tonight's guest performer sitting in the trombone section of some of the many big bands that are to be heard in the North West area. I recall seeing him in the Ron Hayes Band, the Shades Jazz Orchestra and Swingtime - to name but three. It has been a while since I heard him playing in a smaller unit and I was curious to learn what tunes he had selected for his performance. They were in the main, standards plus a number written by Sonny Rollins - Alfie’s Theme for the film Alfie which was a big hit for Michael Caine.
Jam Session @ the Black Swan - Nov. 23
Tuesday, November 23, 2021
Album review: Rodney Jordan & Christian Fabian - Conversations
I've heard many duo recordings over the years but this is the first time I've been confronted with a double bass duet. And, if that weren't enough, the two players have opted to tune their instruments to A432 as opposed to the current standard pitch of A440.
A432 was in general use until Mozart's time and there was a general belief, I kid you not, that A432 had a healing effect on the listener's body. Perhaps if Mozart had stuck with the old tuning he'd have lived longer.
Preview: Yazz Ahmed & the BBC Concert Orchestra (BBC Radio, Nov. 23)
Preview: Billie Holiday's Soul Music (BBC Radio, Nov. 23)
Monday, November 22, 2021
Steve Pimlott @ the Railway, Stockport - Nov. 21
Steve Pimlott made a welcome return visit to the Railway last night with a fine backing trio that included Dean Stockdale on keyboards, a name that will be familiar to BSH readers in the north east, Ed Harrison, always a major asset, on bass and Phil Bennett who is one of the best drummers in this region and beyond.
Grand Ole Opry @ The Globe: Bradley Creswick's Western Swingfonia - Nov. 21
RIP Slide Hampton
Sad news indeed as I have fond memories of hearing play on several occasions: With the Maynard Ferguson Big Band at Newcastle City Hall in 1968, with Dizzy Gillespie at the North Sea Jazz Festival in 1984 (see photo) and with local stars Willie Payne and Syd Warren at the Corner House, Heaton also in 1984.
One of the all-time great modern jazz trombonists he will be sadly missed.
Slide Hampton was 89 - Lance
Sunday, November 21, 2021
Preview: Murder, Inc with Sassy (Talking Pictures tonite!)
Sunday Service: Some of my favourites - Nov. 21
Adrian Cox (clarinet, vocals)
Preacher Cox never stops. Fresh - perhaps not so fresh! - from a recent working visit to Mexico, our man was straight out on the road again and this Sunday lunchtime pulpit session found Adrian Cox opting to play 'some of my favourites'. As live gigs return with a vengeance it's quite remarkable that our clarinet star continues to attract a large online congregation week to week. Facebook's predilection for mucking about the platform's many users meant today's stream presented Adrian the wrong way round, back to front, call it what you will. Oh, well, it's all about the music...
A Salute to Humphrey Lyttelton @ Black Swan Arts Centre, Newcastle - Nov. 20
(Photo © Mike Tilley) |
Saturday, November 20, 2021
John Pope Quintet @ EFG London Jazz Festival - Nov. 20
(drums)
First on stage in a triple bill at the Purcell Room, the John Pope Quintet made a big impression with the London Jazz Festival audience. Conscious that he and his bandmates - Tyneside based Faye MacCalman and Graham Hardy, and Manchester's Jamie Stockbridge and Johnny Hunter - Pope had only a short time to make an impact.
John Pope Quintet streaming from the EFG LJF at 3:00pm today (Saturday)!
Aycliffe Radio: Jazz Time playlist - Sunday 6:30pm-8:00pm
Sunday 21st Nov. - Playlist
(repeated Tuesday 8.00pm- 9.30pm).
Request: Bill Evans.
Humphrey Lyttelton.
RIP Dr Lonnie Smith.
Russell Corbett
selects: Louis Armstrong; Jo Harrop &
Jamie McCredie; Andrew Oliver; Paul Edis Sextet; House of
the Black Gardenia.
Friday, November 19, 2021
Ben Lawrence Trio @ The Lit & Phil - Nov. 19
(Pics by Pam) |
Given the unforeseen absence of saxist/leader Matt Forster this could have been filed as a good under the circumstances gig which it undoubtedly was and more - much much more!
Ben Lawrence walked on to the stage as a promoted sideman and left as a star - Hollywood could use that line!
The room was crowded but no one demanded a refund and why should they?
The Globe awarded third grant from Culture Recovery Fund
- The Globe to receive £25,000 from the third round of the Government’s Culture Recovery Fund.
- The Globe is among 925 recipients to benefit from the latest round of awards from the Culture Recovery Fund.
- This award will help The Globe to continue its busy programme of live music gigs, courses and workshops.
More than £100 million has been awarded to hundreds of cultural organisations across the country in the latest round of support from the Culture Recovery Fund, the Culture Secretary announced today (19 November 2021). The third round of funding will support organisations as they deal with ongoing reopening challenges, ensuring they can thrive in better times ahead. |
Thursday, November 18, 2021
Preview: A Salute to Humphrey Lyttelton - Black Swan Arts Centre (and elsewhere)
Although Humph began his career as an out and out musician dedicated to the jazz of New Orleans, over the years he progressed into more mainstream areas with an ear for all styles as became evident in his role as the presenter of various radio and television programmes as well as in the many books he wrote.
Trumpet player Chris Hodgkins has put together an all-star line-up for the tour and there are several names who have played on Tyneside recently.
Book review: Ry Cooder - Los Angeles Stories
Ry Cooder's Los Angeles Stories was published ten years ago but only came to my notice a few days ago when passing time in a charity shop. It reads like it was written yesterday or maybe sixty/seventy years ago which is the setting for these unputdownable gems.
Cooder's descriptive narrative is the equal of any of the above. Phrases such as, I got the feeling you get when a sax player takes a solo in the wrong key.
NEW CEO FOR JAZZ NORTH
Jazz North has announced the appointment of a new Chief Executive to lead its next phase of development, growing opportunities for artists, audiences, promoters and young people across the north.
Chris Bye will join the organisation at a key moment as the sector navigates a new landscape for live music, whilst exploring the global opportunities of digital music and culture.
Chris said:
He was hip! Dave Frishberg (March 23, 1933 - November 17, 2021)
Wednesday, November 17, 2021
Album review: Jeff Hamilton Trio - Merry and Bright
Here it is, my Xmas No. One! No, I don't mean that this album is going to challenge Abba, Elton, Cliff or whoever else is contention for the seasonal top spot - it's too good for that. No, it's just the first of what I'm sure will soon be an avalanche of Yulies and, if they're half as good as this then you won't hear any Bah Humbugs from me!
Vieux Carré Jazzmen @ The Holystone - Update
Tuesday, November 16, 2021
Shane Forbes Quintet @ the 606 - Exploring the Music of Blossom Dearie - Nov.16
Ruben Fox (tenor sax); Joe Webb (piano); Artie Zaitz (guitar); Tom Farmer (bass); Shane Forbes (drums).
What can I say? Up to now this is the best EFG/LJF I've never been to! However, thanks to the 606 and the wonders of live-streaming I'm sitting in the front row and digging every minute - I'm feeling just so so hip!
I'm hip, there's a clue in there as to what tonight was all about. You've got it in one - the late singer, pianist Blossom Dearie.
Yes, Exploring the Music of Blossom Dearie was the name of the game and, not only that, these guys were doing it without a vocalist which is like tightrope walking without a safety net!
Album review: Michael Feinberg – Hard Times
Michael
Feinberg (bass, electric bass); Jeff ‘Tain’ Watts (drums); Orrin Evans (piano);
Godwin Louis (alto sax); Billy Buss (trumpet); Gabriel Globus-Hoenich
(percussion); Noah Preminger (tenor sax); Randy Brecker (trumpet on Monkeys Never Cramp); Leo Genovese (keyboards - piano on Three
Flowers).
The cover of the album carries the statement of intent “When the going got tough, the tough got swinging” and shows the band as a gang of wild-west tough guys, Feinberg, chewing on a small cigar, to the fore. This leads to the inevitable question ‘Just how tough is this music?’ and the answer is like an over-boiled curate’s egg, ‘Tough in places’. Indeed, on first hearing this album sounds like a very disparate collection but it coheres into a something more unified with further listens. It shows its roots in the cover versions but there’s energy in those tracks and the originals keep those levels up. It’s very much, a grower.
The Dean Stockdale Trio @ Blaydon Jazz Club - Nov.15
Monday, November 15, 2021
Greg Abate @ the Railway, Stockport - Nov. 14
For this concert Greg had the use of a Selmer tenor sax which had been provided by local musician Dave Luckhurst and he decided to feature it on the first set - apart from Footprints on which he used his Emerson flute. The alto sax he would save for the second set.
He chose as his opening number that popular Dexter Gordon composition Cheesecake and Greg gave it a spirited reading his facility on the borrowed horn being quite remarkable. He used his own metal Otto Link mouthpiece which gave him the hard edged sound that I like.
Mark Lockheart's Generation Band @ the 606 - Nov. 15
A second EFG livestream from the 606. If you were unable to get there then this is about as good as it gets.
The Generation Band matches the Trades Description Act inasmuch as we have a cross-generational group of musicians providing an enjoyable set. I was familiar with most of the musicians having heard then in a variety of settings but this was the first time for me (and maybe for them also) to hear them as a unit - they gelled.
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- Album review: Georgia Cécile - Only the Lover Sings
- Adrian Cox's Sunday Service with Joe Webb - Jan 28
- Tom Ollendorff gig - IMPORTANT INFO!
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- Discs to Die For is reincarnated!
- YouTube preview of Kevin Figes: Wallpaper Music
- RIP Stephen Sondheim
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- Knats @ Hoochie Coochie - Nov. 25
- Album Review: Wild Blue Herons – You & 1
- Four @ The Exchange, North Shields - Nov. 24
- Preview: Tomorrow (Thursday Nov. 25) @ Hoochie Coo...
- Duncan Winfield @ the Railway, Stockport - Nov. 23
- Jam Session @ the Black Swan - Nov. 23
- Album review: Rodney Jordan & Christian Fabian - C...
- Preview: Yazz Ahmed & the BBC Concert Orchestra (B...
- Preview: Billie Holiday's Soul Music (BBC Radio, N...
- Steve Pimlott @ the Railway, Stockport - Nov. 21
- Grand Ole Opry @ The Globe: Bradley Creswick's Wes...
- RIP Slide Hampton
- Preview: Murder, Inc with Sassy (Talking Pictures ...
- Sunday Service: Some of my favourites - Nov. 21
- A Salute to Humphrey Lyttelton @ Black Swan Arts C...
- John Pope Quintet @ EFG London Jazz Festival - Nov...
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- Aycliffe Radio: Jazz Time playlist - Sunday 6:30pm...
- Ben Lawrence Trio @ The Lit & Phil - Nov. 19
- The Globe awarded third grant from Culture Recover...
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- Book review: Ry Cooder - Los Angeles Stories
- NEW CEO FOR JAZZ NORTH
- He was hip! Dave Frishberg (March 23, 1933 - Nove...
- Album review: Jeff Hamilton Trio - Merry and Bright
- Vieux Carré Jazzmen @ The Holystone - Update
- Shane Forbes Quintet @ the 606 - Exploring the Mus...
- Album review: Michael Feinberg – Hard Times
- The Dean Stockdale Trio @ Blaydon Jazz Club - Nov.15
- Greg Abate @ the Railway, Stockport - Nov. 14
- Mark Lockheart's Generation Band @ the 606 - Nov. 15
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- Carla Bley: Composer of the Week (Mon 15 - Friday 19)
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- R.I.P Spike Heatley
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- Talking Pictures, Popeye Doyle & Don Ellis
- Aycliffe Radio Jazz Time Playlist - Nov. 14
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- The EFG LJF on the BBC (Friday 12)
- Jazz on the Tyne – with special guest Emma Johnson
- Georgia Cécile @ Ronnie Scott's - Nov. 9
- Ten Jazz Animals - and other species.
- The Rachael Cohen Trio @ The Oxford Tavern, Kentis...
- Four @ The Exchange, North Shields - Nov. 10
- Samara Joy @ Ronnie Scott's - Nov. 8
- Preview: Zoë Gilby and Andy Champion in the Victor...
- Jam Session @ The Black Swan - Nov. 9
- Greg Abate and Daryl Sherman at Wilmslow Conservat...
- The Ivors Academy reveal the best new works in cla...
- Album review; Nishla Smith - Friends With Monsters
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- Madeleine Peyroux tour cancelled.
- Cécile McLorin Salvant at the Beeb and the LJF
- Aycliffe Radio: Jazz Time Playlist - Nov. 7
- Happy Birthday Spicejazz Soho
- National Saxophone Day
- Classic Swing @ Cullercoats Crescent Club - Nov. 5
- Live at Jack's Place #34 A tribute to trad - Nov. 3
- RIP Dave Donohoe
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- Live from Emmet's Place - Nov. 1
- Steve Oakes Band featuring Ray Butcher @ the Railw...
- RIP Mike Pointon - April 25, 1941 - Nov. 1, 2021
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- RIP Ray Newton
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