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Once again Covid has had an effect on the line-ups of bands here at the Railway and this time it was Andy Hulme who was unable to make the gig. His replacement was veteran guitarist Glen Cartledge who did a great job in handling Trefor’s interesting list of tunes. Bass player Dave Luckhurst played on a triangular 5-string instrument made by N. Steinbecker, a Czech manufacturer. He was last here in January when he was part of Paul Hartley and Brian Pendleton’s Shearing Sound.
Liam Byrne is a frequent visitor to this venue having brought his own quartet here recently on March 13. On this occasion he sounded great as always and I can see why Trefor likes to include him on most of his dates. When there is no drummer you need to have a sax man with a built in sense of swing and Liam fits the bill.
The next jazz night at the Railway is March 29 with Paul Hartley Quartet featuring Phil Nicholas. Mike Farmer
Morning of the Carnival; I Thought About You; Dreamsville; Yesterdays;
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