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Sat 28: Whitley Bay Carnival: Northern Monkey Brass Band (1:00-1:45pm & 4:00-4:45pm); Baghdaddies (2:00-2:45pm & 5:00-5:45pm) @ Spanish City Plaza Arena, Whitley Bay. Northern Monkey Brass Band (2:30-2:45pm) @ Rainbow Corner (Marine Ave.), Whitley Bay.
Sun 29 Vieux Carré Hot 4 @ Spanish City, Whitley Bay. 12 noon.
Sun 29: Musicians Unlimited @ Hartlepool United Supporters’ Club, Hartlepool. 1:00pm.
Sun 29: Foundry Jazz Ensemble @ The Exchange, North Shields. 3:00pm.
Sun 29: Groovetrain @ Tyne Bar, Newcastle. 4:00pm. Free.
Sun 29: Zoë Gilby Quartet @ Allendale Village Hall, Northumberland. 7:30pm.
Sun 29: Two of a Mind: Sue Ferris-Steve Summers Quartet @ The Globe, Newcastle. 8:00pm. £10.00 adv., £12.00. door.
Sun 29: Jam session @ Fabio's Bar, Durham. 8:00pm. A Durham Uni Jazz Soc event. All welcome.
Sun 29: Cedric Burnside @ Cluny, Newcastle. Superb Mississippi hill country blues!
Mon 30: Jazz in the Afternoon @ Cullercoats Crescent Club. 1:00pm.
Tue 31: Jam session @ Black Swan, Newcastle. 7:30pm. House trio: Stu Collingwood, Paul Grainger, Rob Walker.
June
Wed 01: Vieux Carré Jazzmen @ Cullercoats Crescent Club. 1:00pm.
Wed 01: Darlington Big Band @ Darlington & Simpson Rolling Mills Club, Darlington. 7:00pm. Rehearsal session (open to the public).
Wed 01: Four @ The Exchange, North Shields. 7:00pm.
Wed 01: Take it to the Bridge @ The Globe, Newcastle. 7:30pm.
Thu 02: The Vieux Carré Jazzmen @ The Walled Garden, Gibside National Trust, NE16 6BG. 12.30 - 3.30pm.
Thu 02: (CANCELLED THIS WEEK ONLY!) Vieux Carré Jazzmen @ The Holystone, North Tyneside. 1:00pm.
Thu 02: House of the Back Gardenia @ Gilsland Village Hall. 7:00pm.
Thu 02: The Blues Band @ Whitley Bay Playhouse. 7:30pm.
Thu 02: Thursday Night Prayer Meeting @ The Globe, Newcastle. Featured performers: Tony Bevan & Williwaw. 7:30pm. Free admission (donations). Upstairs.
Thu 02: Atom Eyes @ Hoochie Coochie, Newcastle. 8:00pm. Free.
Thu 02: Maine Street Jazzmen @ Sunniside Social Club, Gateshead. 8:30pm.
Thu 02: Tees Hot Club @ Dorman’s Club, Middlesbrough. 9:00pm.
Fri 03: Classic Swing @ Cullercoats Crescent Club. 1:00pm.
Fri 03: New Orleans Preservation Jazz Band @ Oxbridge Hotel, Stockton. 1:00pm.
Fri 03: Rendezvous Jazz @ The Monkseaton Arms, Monkseaton. 1:00pm.
Fri 03: Tyne Valley Big Band @ Bywell Hall, Stocksfield. 2:00pm.
Fri 03: Sam Braysher Trio @ Saltburn Community Hall. 7:30pm. Braysher, Matyas Gayer, John Williamson.
Fri 03: Ruth Lambert Quartet @ The Vault, Hexham. 7:30pm (doors). £15.00.
Fri 03: Lee Bates @ Prohibition Bar, Newcastle. 8:00pm. Blind Pig Blues Club.
Saturday, May 28, 2022
Jo Harrop on JRR! (Sunday 29)
Friday, May 27, 2022
Album review: Emma Smith - MESHUGA BABY
Emma Smith may be a part of the UK's best ever swing vocal group - The Puppini Sisters - but, she is also a knockout performer in her own right, as this rather wonderful album proves.
Given the amount of top class singers on the current scene it would be foolish to even attempt to draw comparisions between the contenders.
Thursday, May 26, 2022
Album review: Seth McFarlane - Blue Skies
Sinatra and Tormé have gone. Bennett's in retirement. Who's left in the crooner clique? Well there's Bublé and Connick Jr. and there's this Family Guy - Seth MacFarlane.
I've yet to watch Family Guy but I've heard several albums by the show's main man and when it comes to singing and swinging a standard Seth's the star.
He's not as hip or as cool as Sinatra and Tormé were, but swings more than Bennett ever did and beats Bublé and Connick Jr. at their own game. In short, as Ol' Blue Eyes would say, "He's a gasser!"
Album review: Asaf Harris: Walk of the Ducks
The first of two new albums on my to do list from BSH Editor in Chief, both from Israeli artists, offering an opportunity to reflect on the phenomenal jazz talent emerging from Tel Aviv and often achieving breakthrough in NYC and Europe. The case in point here is the young sax player Asaf Harris making his debut on Ubuntu, with a band full of yet more talented Israeli players previously unknown to me.
Wednesday, May 25, 2022
Vieux Carré Jazzmen @ Cullercoats Crescent Club - May 25
The Vieux Carré Jazzmen stomped off their regular Wednesday spot at the Crescent Club with George Lewis' Move the Body Over Here. Lewis disciple Faragher took the vocal on this one setting a pattern for what was to follow - vocals, vocals, vocals!
Lawrence McBriarty stepped up to the plate and sang Dallas Blues. He reminded me of Eric Burdon before Eric became an Animal.
Paul Hartley Quartet w. John Hulme @ the Railway, Stockport - May 24
(© John Pritchard) |
John Hulme is a familiar figure on the Greater Manchester jazz scene and for those who go to gigs by big bands, you may have seen him sitting in the brass section.
Like a lot of trumpeters he also likes to play flugelhorn - an instrument I took a liking to ever since I first heard it played by Clark Terry on his Riverside album In Orbit. I don’t think I’ve heard any musician in recent times get as mellow a sound on the larger horn than Terry, with the possible exception of Tom Harrell who impressed me when I saw him at the Malta Jazz Festival a few years ago. John is an admirer of Harrell’s and tonight he played flugel on Harrell’s composition Moon Alley.
Jazz at The Black Swan: reignite. Pat Boynes talks to Alice Grace
Tuesday, May 24, 2022
Album Review: Gary Brumburgh – Full Circle
A
refreshingly different CD, a pleasant change to hear a male singer, with a
light toned voice and every word of the lyrics clear (modern pop singers please
note!). A different selection of songs, versions of musical theatre numbers
from shows such as Cabaret; Fiddler on the Roof; Oklahoma.
Add to the mix such fine musicians as Larry Koonse on guitar, who pops up on these review albums so often that I think I know him personally! Then we have a lovely melancholy harmonica solo from Ross Garen on Far From the Home I Love and cool Latin percussion from Leo Costa on Soon It's Gonna Rain. And not forgetting the rest of the band, all performing well.
Monday, May 23, 2022
Weird scenes for Knats with Soho Radio "On the Road" ...
Al Wood Quartet @ the Railway, Stockport - May 22
(© Jeff Pritchard) |
Al Wood opened up with Irving Berlin’s composition Cheek to Cheek. It made me think of a time, many years ago, when I lent a friend an LP Phil Woods live at the Showboat and never got it back. There was a fantastic version of this tune by Phil Woods and for some reason that album is very hard to find. The second number was one that you do not hear very often; Hank Mobley’s Funk In A Deep Freeze. This is a tune Chet Baker liked to play and there is also a great version on John Zorn’s album News For Lulu.
Sunday Night @ the Globe: Panharmonia - May 22
(© S. Herrick) |
The last time this band played at the Globe they were known as the East Coast Quintet which seemed to be quite a cool name. However, that was then (November 2021) and this is now and, as threatened back then, these days they strut their stuff as Panharmonia.
With the change of name came, to my ears, a gutsier, more fiery sound. Everyone was microphonically enhanced including the drums which in a small room like the Globe bar meant that the opening What is This Thing Called Love? sounded louder than the rock band who were playing in the performance space at the Centre For Life a few blocks away. Presumably the amplification was linked to the settings for the livestream.
Sunday, May 22, 2022
'58 Jazz Collective @ Dorman's, Middlesbrough - May 19
Aycliffe Radio Jazz Time playlist
Jazz Time Sundays
6.30 - 8.00p.m. (repeat Tuesdays 8.00-9.30 p.m.)
https://www.ayclifferadio.co.uk/listen/
Playlist 22.05.22
(14.05.22)
Congratulations to Abbie and Harry: Strictly Smokin’ Big Band w Alice Grace.
Requests: Oscar
Peterson/Lester Young.
Tees Valley Jazzmen.
Matt Monro Story: One Voice @ The Customs House - May 21
Saturday, May 21, 2022
Andrea Vicari Trio @ Opus 4 Jazz Club - May 20
Friday, May 20, 2022
Jazz on the Tyne welcomes Fergus McCreadie and “Forest Floor”
Andrea Vicari Trio @ the Lit & Phil - May 20
A stunning one hour set by a trio that gelled as if they'd spent a lifetime playing together which was far from the truth. Their paths had all intertwined over the years but, until this afternoon, never as a tight unit with all three working as one.
I first heard Andrea at Scarborough in 2010 at that year's jazz festival. She referred to that gig today although she didn't mention me - how remiss! - however, she did mention a Croatian guitarist called Elvis.
Thursday, May 19, 2022
mjf news - festival starts tomorrow
Lots of major players including the northeast's ABBIE FINN TRIO who are planning to motor west getting their kicks on the A66.
I counted about 50 gigs and many are free (+ booking fee which seems to be somewhat contradictory!) So, if you're at a loose end over the next ten days, Manchester (or manchester) is the place to be - Lance
Book review: John Altman - Hidden Man: My Many Musical Lives.
Album preview: Raynald Colom - A Million Dreams.
Trumpeter Raynald Colom immediately captivates with the hauntingly beautiful dream-like opening notes of his new live recording, A Million Dreams. Colom demands the listener’s attention throughout the cohesive eight-track outing, alongside pianist Tony Tixier, Joe Sanderson double bass and Francesco Ciniglioon drums. French-born and Barcelona-based, Colom is a seasoned musician inspired by many genres and artforms, but with firm roots in flamenco.
Jazz Festival Memories 7: Alan Barnes and Scarborough Jazz Festival
Over the years (2007 - 2012) I made many friends (Hi Annie, hello Will and Liz Smith) and was amazed at Alan Barnes' versatility. Alto, tenor, baritone or clarinet it didn't seem to matter - he just slotted into the action.
A few of those moments:
Fundraiser
You may be aware that Nigel
Price has been in a debate with the Government, lobbying to get money for grass
roots jazz clubs (particularly clubs that don't own their venues). He's been
unsuccessful in getting the Government to listen. He's launched a fundraiser -
seeking to get £1 million to distribute directly to the grassroots clubs that
form 95% of the UK jazz scene.
Wednesday, May 18, 2022
Trefor Owen Quartet @ the Railway, Stockport - May 17
pritchard)
Most of the tunes played will be familiar to jazz fans and if you like to hear guitars then you will be well satisfied with what this group has to offer. Tonight the numbers were mainly taken from the Great American Songbook and were familiar items to those of us who have heard Trefor’s band during their frequent appearances at this venue.(© Jeff Pritchard)
Liam Byrne has a major role in Trefor’s quartet and tonight he played mostly tenor sax although he brought his curved soprano into play on East of the Sun and his solo made me want to hear more from Liam on the smaller horn.
Jammin' @ the Black Swan - May 17
Tuesday, May 17, 2022
Sunday Night @ The Globe: Trish Clowes - My Iris. May 15
(© Ken Drew) |
A room refreshingly packed with the unusual suspects (I only recognised 3 people out of around a crowd 50) greeted My Iris last Sunday at the The Globe.
The band, led by Trish Clowes on tenor saxophone, who also composed all but one of the tunes performed on the night, showcased their latest album A View With a Room and it was indeed this rather groovy number which kicked the evening off.
The entire session was a joy - something for everyone - plenty of melody and harmony for those that way inclined but also bags of improvisation. Each individual musician was marvellous and hearing a proper Hammond organ instead of having to listen to the fake manufactured sound produced by the latest electronic whizz bang keyboard was worth it’s weight in quavers.
Swing Manouche @ Blaydon Jazz Club - May 16
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More Jazz in Hexham on the horizon
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Monday, May 16, 2022
Album review: John Scofield - John Scofield
Did I tell you I met John
Scofield once, at the bar in what is now the Northern Playhouse after a gig at
a Newcastle Jazz Festival, probably in the early nineties? My mate Ian pointed
out, after we had both shaken hands with Scofield, that that hand had probably
shaken hands with Miles Davis. Thus, was our tenuous link to jazz history
established.
I didn’t realise how many
John Scofield albums I had until I started rummaging. As well as a couple of
his own in my collection I also have him on albums with Joe Lovano, Dave
Holland and Al Foster (as ScoLoHoFo), Marc Johnson, The Allman Brothers Band,
Pat Metheny, Medeski, Martin and Wood and a very good tribute to Tony Williams
Lifetime with Larry Goldings and Jack DeJohnette. Of course his profile was
raised enormously by being part of Miles Davis’ group in the mid-80s, though he
had been recording prolifically for over 10 years before that. Safe to say he
gets around. So much so that the last place I saw his albums up for sale was
the Drift Café on Druridge Bay
Steve Pimlott Quartet @ the Railway, Stockport - May 15
(© Jeff Pritchard) |
The opening tune was an unusual choice for a quartet being the Neil Hefti composition Flight of the Foo Birds which was featured on The Atomic Mr Basie, an iconic recording which was a best seller for the Count Basie Big Band. I think it worked well in a small group setting and I was immediately impressed by the powerful sound on bass of Tom Collins whom I've not come across before. Once again the house piano was being used and who better to find on this gig than Richard Wetherall who is always interesting to listen to. Add to the mix Phil Bennett on drums and the scene is set for a great night of modern jazz.
Hexham Jazz Festival: Day 3 (Sunday 15)
(© Malcolm Sinclair) |
A farewell to John 'Johnny' Barnes - Monday 16
Preview: Swing Manouche, Blaydon Jazz Club - tonite (Monday 16)
Info re John Barnes' funeral
Sunday, May 15, 2022
Johnny Hawksworth
Watching a football game on tv earlier today I was reminded of when, back in the day, I'd see the Ted Heath Orchestra at Newcastle City Hall. The lovely Lita Rosa, the dynamic Denis Lotus and the debonaire Dickie Valentine on vocals. Don Lusher, Eddie Blair, Bobby Pratt and Bert Ezard among the brass men, Roy Willox on alto and all driven along by Ronnie Verrell on drums and Johnny Hawksworth on bass.
Ah yes, Johnny Hawksworth ... a fine bassist who topped the MM Polls for several years. He was also a very funny man. I recall when, during the course of his bass solo, he stopped and said, "and now, my impression of a test pilot going into a dive" whereupon he rapped three times on the bass and said, "Joe sent me".
So what's this got to do with football? The word dive might be a clue - Lance
Hexham Jazz Festival: Day 2 (Saturday 14, evening)
(© Malcolm Sinclair) |
Hexham Jazz Festival: Day 2 (Saturday 14, afternoon)
Aycliffe Radio: Jazz Time Sundays 6.30 - 8.00p.m. (Repeat Tuesdays 8.00 - 9.30 p.m.)

Jeff Barnhart requests: Fats Waller, Duke Ellington, Benny Goodman.
John Hallam request: Stan Getz, Gerry Mulligan.
Requests: Django Reinhardt, Grover Washington Jr, Tees Valley Jazzmen, Sidney Bechet.
What’s on in the North East: Andrea Vicari, Abbie Finn, Jools Holland.
Jelly Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers, Mingus Big Band.
Saturday, May 14, 2022
Jazz Festival Memories 6: Daryl Sherman and Cécile McLorin Salvant @ Mike Durham's Classic Jazz Party 2013
Daryl's career dated back to the last Artie Shaw Band whereas Cécile was the new kid on the block but already shooting high.
I'd first heard Daryl over a weekend in 2010 at the Saville (now the Exchange) in North Shields and the following night at Trinity Church, Gosforth. Digby Fairweather played trumpet on both sessions. I was captivated by her voice and her piano playing. There was just a touch of Blossom Dearie in there. Over the years we've had occasional contact online where she often displays her fascination with my name e.g. 'Lance - thanks a - lot' - priceless!
Hexham Jazz Festival: Day 1 (Friday 13)
(© Malcolm Sinclair) |
(© Malcolm Sinclair) |
Friday, May 13, 2022
Jazz Festival Memories 5: Sheila Jordan @ Sage Gateshead 2009
However, at a megalithic festival like North Sea where, on any one day, there are a multitude of concerts simultaneously taking place one invariably finds oneself flitting from place to place (and having a brew in each). Combined with the passage of time the memory often dims...
Preview: Hexham Jazz Festival - Friday, Saturday & Sunday!
Jo Harrop: The Heart Wants Tour @ Hoochie Coochie - May 12
We love Jo - she's a singer who's at the top of her game with, maybe goodness knows what else she still has in store for us.
Last night's show at Hoochie was proof of her versatility as the somewhat less than capacity crowd discovered to their audible delight. The majority of the numbers were from her most recent album, The Heart Wants and were, with a couple of exceptions such as Duke's All Too Soon, mainly lyrics by Harrop, music by Edis.
Thursday, May 12, 2022
Bob Barnard (Nov 24, 1933 - May 7, 2022)
I was fortunate in hearing him, along with his brother Len on drums as part of Bob Barnard's Australian Jazz Band back in 1983 at Drybroughs Edinburgh International Jazz Festival and, a couple of days later, when several of the bands took part in Drybroughs Dixieland Jazz Jamboree in and around several Newcastle pubs including the City Vaults, Cooperage, Sloans, Red House and the Bridge among others.
The Bold Big Band @ The Black Swan, Newcastle - May 11
Wednesday, May 11, 2022
Album review: Jazz at Berlin Philharmonic Xlll - Celebrating Mingus 100
Preview: Jo Harrop! (Thursday 12)
Paul Hartley Quartet featuring Rod Mason @ the Railway, Stockport - May 10
(© Jeff Pritchard) |
Although a few of the regular jazz fans were absent tonight there was a good turnout for a Tuesday to see Huddersfield based saxophonist Rod Mason, a very experienced musician who has a high energy playing style on both alto and tenor saxes. He is also impressive on baritone sax but he left the larger horn behind on this occasion.When listening to Rod he sometimes makes me think of saxman Robin Kenyatta who nobody mentions these days. I used to have on LP Gypsy Man and Terra Nova both on the Atlantic label and well worth seeking out.
Tuesday, May 10, 2022
RIP Terry Dalton comments
I must apologise for the delay in posting some of your loving comments re Terry. This was due to them being flashed up as unknown and subsequently spammed. Please, when commenting, type your name in the box where it says "Name" rather than at the end of your comment. Thank you, and, like all of you, I too will remember Terry with affection - Lance
Jazz Festival Memories 4: Clark Terry Y Su Orquesta @ Vlll festival internacional de JAZZ de san sebastián - 24 de Julio, 1973
Central Bar Quintet plays Miles Davis' Workin' @ Central Bar, Gateshead - May 9
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- Jo Harrop on JRR! (Sunday 29)
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- Album review: Seth McFarlane - Blue Skies
- Album review: Asaf Harris: Walk of the Ducks
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- Jazz at The Black Swan: reignite. Pat Boynes talks...
- Album Review: Gary Brumburgh – Full Circle
- Weird scenes for Knats with Soho Radio "On the Roa...
- Al Wood Quartet @ the Railway, Stockport - May 22
- Sunday Night @ the Globe: Panharmonia - May 22
- '58 Jazz Collective @ Dorman's, Middlesbrough - Ma...
- Aycliffe Radio Jazz Time playlist
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- Andrea Vicari Trio @ Opus 4 Jazz Club - May 20
- Jazz on the Tyne welcomes Fergus McCreadie and “Fo...
- Andrea Vicari Trio @ the Lit & Phil - May 20
- mjf news - festival starts tomorrow
- Book review: John Altman - Hidden Man: My Many Mus...
- Album preview: Raynald Colom - A Million Dreams.
- Jazz Festival Memories 7: Alan Barnes and Scarboro...
- Fundraiser
- Trefor Owen Quartet @ the Railway, Stockport - May 17
- Jammin' @ the Black Swan - May 17
- Sunday Night @ The Globe: Trish Clowes - My Iris. ...
- Swing Manouche @ Blaydon Jazz Club - May 16
- More Jazz in Hexham on the horizon
- Album review: John Scofield - John Scofield
- Steve Pimlott Quartet @ the Railway, Stockport - M...
- Hexham Jazz Festival: Day 3 (Sunday 15)
- A farewell to John 'Johnny' Barnes - Monday 16
- Preview: Swing Manouche, Blaydon Jazz Club - tonit...
- Info re John Barnes' funeral
- Johnny Hawksworth
- Hexham Jazz Festival: Day 2 (Saturday 14, evening)
- Hexham Jazz Festival: Day 2 (Saturday 14, afternoon)
- Aycliffe Radio: Jazz Time Sundays 6.30 - 8.00p.m. ...
- Jazz Festival Memories 6: Daryl Sherman and Cécile...
- Hexham Jazz Festival: Day 1 (Friday 13)
- Jazz Festival Memories 5: Sheila Jordan @ Sage Gat...
- Preview: Hexham Jazz Festival - Friday, Saturday &...
- Jo Harrop: The Heart Wants Tour @ Hoochie Coochie ...
- Bob Barnard (Nov 24, 1933 - May 7, 2022)
- The Bold Big Band @ The Black Swan, Newcastle - Ma...
- Album review: Jazz at Berlin Philharmonic Xlll - C...
- Preview: Jo Harrop! (Thursday 12)
- Paul Hartley Quartet featuring Rod Mason @ the Rai...
- RIP Terry Dalton comments
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- Jeff Barnhart's Mr Men @ Darlington New Orleans Ja...
- Jazz Time Aycliffe Radio Playlist 08.05.22 (10.05.22)
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- Preview: Hexham Jazz Festival (Saturday 14, day 2/3)
- Jazz Festival Memories 2: Carol Kidd Trio @ Edinbu...
- Robert Cray @ Newcastle City Hall - May 6
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- Preview: Hexham Jazz Festival (Friday 13, day 1/3)
- Album review: Jim Self/John Chiodini - Hangin' Out
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- Album Review: Ester Wiesnerova – Blue Journal
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- Where have all the blowers gone? Black Swan Jam Se...
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- Heidi Martin - Gifts & Sacrifices
- Great Lives: Gil Scott-Heron - today (Tuesday), Ra...
- Munch Manship Quartet @ the Railway, Stockport - M...
- Album review: Fergus McCreadie - Forest Floor
- Sunday Night @ the Globe: The House of the Black G...
- R.I.P Terry Dalton
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